Business: Keeping Clients Happy Keeps them Coming Back

Keeping Clients Happy Keeps them Coming Back

Written by Janice D. Byer, MVA

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6.Always say Thank You! How good do you feel when someone says thank you to you? That sentiment should be shared. Send out thank you cards to those who request a quote and when a new client comes on board. To save costs, send e-cards or emails of thanks.

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What Is A Virtual Assistant & Why Do You Need One?

Written by Janice D. Byer, MVA

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7.Your administrative tasks have you so overwhelmed that you just don’t seem to have time for anything else. 8.You spend so much time working that your family says it’s like living with a stranger. 9.Your business is booming by you have no one to share it with or draw on for support. 10.Your website looks repparttar

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most. 14.You wonder where your ‘life’ has gone. 15.FREE TIME? … WHAT’S THAT?

Operating a business should not have you stressed out and wondering how you are going to make it a success when you are so busy doing everything yourself. You started your business because it involves what you love to do. But, repparttar 106172 non-core tasks that are involved with running a small business should not be a discouragement.

Virtual Assistants are in business to help you alleviate some of that added pressure by taking some of it off of your shoulders. They want you to succeed and will do everything possible to see that happen.

From general word processing to graphic design to website design. A VA’s specialties can be just what you need to allow you to get back to running your business instead of it running you.

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