Ever dreamed of a career that lets you work from home while diving into one of the most exciting niches out there? Look no further! Becoming a virtual assistant to bloggers is not only one of the best ways to earn money, but it also offers a front-row seat to the bustling world of content […]

Virtual assistant opportunities continue to rise. With that increase, the number of websites and platforms also continues to increase where VAs can look for jobs. According to 99firms.com, both large and small companies are choosing to hire remote employees. And by 2027, freelancers in the U.S. are expected to reach 86.5 million by 2027. But as a new virtual assistant just starting out, it can be challenging to build your client list and find work in the beginning. So today I’m sharing a roundup of websites and platforms to look for virtual assistant jobs.

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it forever, the virtual assistant industry is full of endless opportunities. The first step in starting your VA business is determining what interests you and what you’re good at. Is one of those areas social media? If you answered yes, then you’ll be happy to hear that there are many VAs who solely focus their business on social media management. Whether you’re a small business owner wanting to hire a social media VA or you’re a VA who wants to focus on a specific niche like social media, today’s post is for you. I’m sharing a roundup of 20 social media virtual assistant services.

Not everyone is meant to be your client. And that’s OK. That’s why we have systems in place to vet those potential clients. Whether they’re vetted through a phone call, a form on your website, or an email back and forth, it’s important to understand that not everyone is meant to be your client. But for those that you are, I’m sharing how to convert dream clients into paying clients.