– Reduce your labor costs.
By using a Virtual Assistant {VA} you are able to lower you labor costs. You won’t have to stress over the payroll taxes, insurance, or stress about any employee benefit packages like vacation days, and 401K. When you hire a VA your hiring subcontractor labor.

– Service when you need it.
Your personal VA is an on-call employee who is there when you need them on your clock. This means you don’t need to worry about having to lay someone off when times are slow. Your VA can be available to you on a full time or part time basis. You’re only paying for the time used no matter how often you need them.

– Spend the time to get your tasks done.
It’s no secret that there are boring, and dragged out tasks that get overlooked, and pushed to the back burner simply because you don’t have time to do them. By having a VA they can take these tasks and complete them so they are no longer lingering over your head. Get on with what your responsibilities are.

– Saved overhead expenses
If your business doesn’t require you to have an office, then don’t. Your VA will work from their home office. You can still direct your clients to your VA for questions just like if you had an actual office. Don’t spend the thousands of dollars on rented space to house an employee and office equipment. Your VA will have an office fully equipped with the necessary tools needed to complete the work needed.

– Your the face of your business
You need to focus on building your business and making appearances. You’ll be able to spend your time with clients and let the VA do the paperwork. Your VA has the skills to do your entries, billings, scheduling, etc. faster. Leave the office work to the office.

As a business owner I know the importance of getting work done in a timely fashion and making sure it’s accurate. I expect that my reputation in this business will suppress me. Running a business to business (B2B) operation, I can’t be successful if I am not helping you be successful. My time is dedicated to you and only you.