We understand that Insurance agents are very busy people who work in a highly competitive industry. There are specific requirements for those who handle the admin for Insurance agents and certain knowledge they need to have. So what do Virtual Assistants actually do for Insurance agents?

Despite quite a few articles out there on this subject including a well read one I did on ‘4 ways a V.A can make your business pay’ there are still a number of people who ask what exactly is a V.A? …and why should I use one? How will my business benefit from it?

There’s no doubt that you will have learned as an Entrepreneur that If you develop and improve your delegation skills, you will probably have a far more successful business and be able to attain the entrepreneurial freedom you’ve been looking for.

As a Virtual Assistant who is herself a working Mom, Wife and friend to many, I can totally empathise with the many working Moms that I assist to get through their ridiculously busy and sometimes simply impossible days! So this begs the question – Are you an Octopus Mom?

One of the things of which I am the proudest is that my business V-Assist can offer our Virtual Assistant clients and specialist travel Agents an exceptional service when it comes to travel. I am personally highly experienced in this field and have operated my own Travel Agency for years.

Even in the largest companies, company Executives are beginning to recognise and utilise the services of outsourced Virtual Assistants.

I have written a number of articles espousing the obvious benefits of employing a good Virtual Assistant. These include saving you money by not having to pay a salary to someone you may not always need, making you money in many ways, saving you employing full time staff, something many people are now loathed to do - and taking the stress out of your day to day so you can get on with the business of making money!

I have mentioned in previous articles that I am an avid networker, as proud member of the largest network in the world in fact – B.N.I. This stands for Business Network International and I mention it often as I believe it is something that Virtual Assistants and their clients can all really benefit from. This article therefore, deals with what being a part of a good network entails and why Virtual Assistants should be good networkers…

I have been writing about the many ways that Virtual Assistants can help any small, to medium size, or even fairly large businesses. We have spoken about how effective outsourcing can save you money and in fact even make you money! It’s possible though that one aspect of a Virtual Assistant’s repertoire of services that you may not have considered is with regard to your social media marketing!

Numerous articles have been written about why it makes sense to hire a Virtual Assistant as opposed to a full time P.A. I myself have written articles on it and have shown business owners the many ways that hiring my business V-Assist can make your life easier and - yes of course ...save you money.