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Here is why a Virtual Assistant can play an important role in your business:

While the moniker "Virtual Assistant" is rather new, this sort of client/service provider interface has been in existence for over 10 years. By using the latest in advanced technology, a VA can provide many of the functions already performed by a client's in-house staff but from a remote location.

In doing so, the VA relieves the client of the need to provide office space, equipment, and supplies necessary to the assignment's completion. In addition, the client pays only for the time and materials used by the VA - no payroll or employment taxes to consider, and there are no benefits to provide. Instead, the VA charges a fixed hourly rate, a flat fee, or sets up a retainer agreement for a designated number of hours each month or week - these options are available to all clients.

And, although clients may believe that using a temporary employment service is the most expedient and cost effective means to address staffing gaps, using a VA provides the client with a far more important service - an understanding of your business and its specific needs and the ability to be "on-task" at the point of assignment. Unlike rotating temporary staffers in and out as the need arises (often a different person each time), using the same VA again and again, whether on retainer or on an hourly, as-needed basis, provides the client with a professional relationship built on demonstrated past performance and trust.

A VA could be used as a permanent extension of a business, an occasional supplement to existing staff, or as temporary staff when the need arises. Think of your VA as an "invisible employee" waiting in the wings to be put into play only when you need the help.

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