• How it works ...
• Why you need a Virtual Assistant
• What could you do with an extra 4-5 hours a week?
• Why you need a Virtual Assistant

Jane Harvey Virtual Assistant

As a Virtual Assistant I use my skills and experience to help busy people become efficient, be effective and move forward.

Clients select from a comprehensive range of services including secretarial work, transcription of dictation, general administration, sales support, customer care, and much, much more.

A Virtual Assistant is a reliable and competent member of your team, providing cost-effective and flexible support just when it's needed.

Virtual Assistant Services to keep your business looking good to your customers

Administration, PA/Secretarial, Information Management, Event Support, Sales Support and Customer Care

Imagine what you could do with an extra 4-5 hours a week ...

You could go and meet a new customer
Follow up on a recent project and get customer feedback
Go to a networking meeting and make some new contacts.
Learn something new and add to the service you offer to customers
Update your website, or send a Tweet, write a blog, send out a newsletter

All these will help to develop your business, increase your success and impact your bottom line. Doing the paperwork yourself, the administration, or the filing, will not.

But administration is essential to the success of your business. So what is to be done?

Pass it over to someone whose skills and experience will ensure it is done promptly, accurately and effectively, while you concentrate on doing something for your business success that only you can do

When you need an extra pair of hands, whether short term help or ongoing support, please contact me. After all, my slogan is "helping busy people get their admin. done"!

In a nutshell – you produce more, and you make more money.

You are not making money when you are caught up in the minutiae of running your business. Your hourly worth is much higher than that of an assistant. If you are doing these things yourself you are losing money.

Using a virtual assistant allows you to avoid the overheads of a full-time employee. You and your staff will be freed up to focus on other things.

Having a VA means you can move away from non-revenue producing tasks and spend more time on cultivating direct relationships with your clients.

You will be able to offer more product/service; the VA does all the back office work while you focus on creating content.

A Virtual Assistant is an independent contractor you hire on an hourly basis for one-off projects or for ongoing, routine work.

For people who want to be more successful, who want to work smarter, not just harder, and who are looking for ways to make the best use of their time, working with a Virtual Assistant is the ideal solution