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.

Did you know there are over 1 billion Instagram users worldwide, according to eMarketer, 2020, and 444 million users on Pinterest, according to Statista, 2021? Yes, that was a billion with a “b” for Instagram. And with all those numbers, it’s no wonder having a social media presence is vital to promote a brand or business. However, creating a consistent social media strategy can be time-consuming and overwhelming, especially for small businesses. That’s why many businesses find that hiring a virtual assistant is beneficial to help them with tasks like social media marketing. So today, I’m sharing how to become a social media personal assistant.