Clients

If you're a home-based business entrepreneur whose business is growing, and you need ten or more hours a month of remote assistance, a virtual assistant is an excellent option. You'll want to find a virtual assistant (VA) who is a good fit for you and your business. You'll determine that by:

	Reviewing the VA's website
	Identifying your ongoing needs
	Composing a list of questions
	Having at least two interviews* with the VA
	Getting a referral or checking references

(*See the Client Interview Process for more information.)

Turning this around now, I, as a fellow business owner will want to interview potential clients with equal voracity. Early in my practice, I learned which clients were ideal for me, and which were not. Certain attributes in my clients help our relationship thrive, namely the client's ability to:

	Delegate
	Plan
	Communicate
	Convey mutual respect
	Express gratitude

All of my clients are comfortable with my contract and fees, and pay me on a timely basis. They have growing businesses and feel as though I am a part of their team. We set goals and work steadily toward them instead of jumping from one emergency to another.

If you don't see yourself in the above description, you would probably work better with another virtual assistant. Please see my Colleagues page for other options.

If you do see yourself, but you want to know what others are saying about me, continue with my Testimonials page. more >>