Author Archive: Editor
Victoria Miles, TheBilingualVa.com, is a Certified Online Marketing Virtual Assistant and Social Media Marketing Specialist . She provides administrative support services to Hispanic small business owners that benefit from bilingual virtual assistance services.
Goodbye Hotmail, hello Outlook.com
Outlook.com is a preview of a free, modern email service from Microsoft. It has a familiar name and a fresh, modern design. Outlook.com makes your email richer by connecting to Facebook and Twitter and helps you be productive with Office and SkyDrive. Because email is personal, Outlook also helps keep you in control of your [...]
Social Networking: Must or Time-Drain?
For most people, the answer might be both. As a small business owner, you probably read about the importance of social media networking in Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. You might even have a Facebook Fan Page for your business. All these networks are wonderful to generate more contacts, to gain more visibility for your business [...]
An Internet Marketing Virtual Assistant Can Help Drive Targeted Traffic to your Website
Promoting your website can take some effort and money, you don’t want to just anyone to visit your site. Instead, you want a specific audience that is interested in what you have to offer. It is important to generate high volumes of traffic to a website. However, if it is not your targeted market, what’s [...]
Top 5 No-Cost Marketing Avenues
Small business owners are always looking for ways to market their business. However, many struggle with the issue of being on a tight budget without realizing that there are several no-cost marketing avenues available. Identifying those resources will help you focus and develop an action plan to
Too Many Hats? Virtual Assistants Can Relate!
I know you’ve heard this before: “To get your business to the next level, you must delegate some things.” Yes, you do need to get rid of at least one or two hats. But how? Even though you know in your heart how right this advice is, you’ve grown accustomed to going it alone. Even [...]
What Do Climbers and Solopreneurs Have in Common? Both Need a Basecamp
As a solopreneur, unpredicable economic conditions might make you feel uneasy. You are steadily climbing, acting proactively to reach your goals, but you definitely need a shelter or base camp to ensure you’ll reach the summit. So what would that shelter be for solopreneurs? I strongly believe the answer is organization. There are many methods [...]
