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Kate001

Kate001

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I am a Locally-based Virtual Assistant, offering bespoke PA services for small businesses, entrepreneurs and Freelancers. If you?re in need of some specially tailored support with running your business ? I can help!


For those who are new to the term - a Virtual Assistant is kind of like a freelance PA. Small business owners and consultants etc outsource some of their tasks like admin, competitor or client research, chasing invoices etc so they have more time to focus on running their business.


Although many people still haven't heard of the term, Virtual Assistants are becoming increasingly popular as they save their clients time and money. They just hire the VA as and when they need them, they only pay for the hours they work and they don't need to go through all the trouble of hiring an employee.


So, if you are struggling to make time to meet your business needs and think you could use some help - please get in touch! Further details including contact info are available via my website.


http://www.katewallva.com

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jmills

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Hi Kate


I've seen your post on the EDF and we could do with someone like you for our business. We are a young start up architecture and design practice between myself and my sister Kirsty called Studio Mills.


We are in need of admin/book keeping assistance. So someone to keep track of our expenses (we use Quickbooks) and record our receipts. We would also benefit from meeting minutes writing up and general admin tasks.


Is this something you could provide and if so what is your fee? Where are you based?


Kind regards


Jayne

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