Post: #26

(12-15-2014 11:32 AM)gsinplaya Wrote:  Once up and running I use camtasia videos to provide them instructions on what they need to do which works well.

If your hiring process is right you'll be able to find good, smart, hard-working VA's at less then $400 a month (full-time)

Thanks I will check it out. I have already created a video for instructions for what I need. At this point I'm bootstraping my business so forking out $400 p/m is more than I can afford and I'm not really in need of a F/T person just yet.

Post: #27

(09-14-2012 10:07 AM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  Good experiences?
Bad experiences?

I need somebody to call some local businesses during business hours to find a part for me.

WIA

I did while in Japan, Had a virtual assistant quote a few Japanese factories to produce a product I was thinking of making a business out of, she did really well, and I figured out that the market for the product was pretty much hamstrigned by Stupid government regulations, which is why that "niche" market was open in the first place. Saved me a lot of time and money in what would have been a failed venture.