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Marketing Friday: Get more clients now!
Here are five ideas which you can work on today – Marketing Friday – to get more business next week!
Marketing Friday: Ideas for your VA Marketing Plan
Here are five ideas which you can work on today – Marketing Friday – to get more business next week!
Marketing Friday: Market your Virtual Assistant Business
Here are five ideas which you can work on today – Marketing Friday – to get more business next week!
Marketing Friday: 5 tips for next week!
Here are five ideas which you can work on today – Marketing Friday – to get more business next week!
Marketing Friday: 5 tips to sell more hours for Virtual Assistants
Here are five ideas which you can work on today – Marketing Friday – to get more business next week!
How To: Find Leads
Leads are integral to your business. As one very eloquent person put it to me recently: If you want to earn minimum wage, based on a 40 hour week. That’s £5.80 x 40 x 52 = £12064 per year. Let’s … Continue reading
How to turn website visitors into customers – part 2
Final part of conversion rate optimisation techniques to get more customers from your website visitors. In conversion rate optimisation part 1 we saw how we needed a clear goal and outcome from each of our web pages, where the visible … Continue reading
How to turn website visitors into customers – conversion rate optimisation
“Hello, I’ve just been looking at your website and I’m interested in…” Do you long for more conversations like that in your quest to get more customers? As expert PAs I’m sure you wish for more opportunities to discuss your … Continue reading
Early Xmas Pressie – SVA Inspiration!
Before we wind down for Christmas, let’s get a plan in place for the New Year! Introducing the Society Of Virtual Assistants Inspiration Sheet… Print it out, put it on your wall, and when you come back after the holidays, … Continue reading
December Marketing
Dreading the Xmas slump which affects almost all virtual assistants? Kill the dead time by heading it off at the pass – and avoid the big hole in your cashflow come January!
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