Comments on: Invite Some Magic To Your Business by Outsourcing http://clientmagnetsblog.com/invite-some-magic-to-your-business-by-outsourcing.php Showing How to Get More Leads, More Clients, and More Sales Mon, 19 Sep 2011 02:03:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Danielle http://clientmagnetsblog.com/invite-some-magic-to-your-business-by-outsourcing.php/comment-page-1#comment-2195 Danielle Tue, 15 Jun 2010 07:26:02 +0000 http://clientmagnetsblog.com/?p=1756#comment-2195 Nice article on the possibilities of outsourcing. I agree that outsourcing these days certainly isn't only for the large companies. Especially small and medium sized companies will benefit from outsourcing some of their activities. I have been working as a international virtual assistant for quite a while now (in the field of social media) and I am really noticing that more companies these days realise that a lot of their activities can easily be executed by a virtual assistant. having a virtual assistant to work for you means help with planning (how often don't you have those excting plans in your head, but you simply don't have time to execute them all?), experience in fields you might be less familiar with (want to twitter but don't know how to start? have been wanting to set up a Facebook account) and of course realisation/implementation. It is good to see you stress the importance of good communication: when you want to outsource, do take the time what it is you actually want done. "Help me with blogging" is not a good description of a task. "post my blogs twice a week, find me interesting subjects to write about, remind me when i forget to send a blog post, promote the blog posts on several social media platforms" is a much better description of the help you want. I find it my task as a virtual asisstant to help my customer with defining his actual needs. Nice article on the possibilities of outsourcing. I agree that outsourcing these days certainly isn’t only for the large companies. Especially small and medium sized companies will benefit from outsourcing some of their activities. I have been working as a international virtual assistant for quite a while now (in the field of social media) and I am really noticing that more companies these days realise that a lot of their activities can easily be executed by a virtual assistant. having a virtual assistant to work for you means help with planning (how often don’t you have those excting plans in your head, but you simply don’t have time to execute them all?), experience in fields you might be less familiar with (want to twitter but don’t know how to start? have been wanting to set up a Facebook account) and of course realisation/implementation.

It is good to see you stress the importance of good communication: when you want to outsource, do take the time what it is you actually want done. “Help me with blogging” is not a good description of a task. “post my blogs twice a week, find me interesting subjects to write about, remind me when i forget to send a blog post, promote the blog posts on several social media platforms” is a much better description of the help you want. I find it my task as a virtual asisstant to help my customer with defining his actual needs.

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