Virtual Assistance For Healthcare Professionals

Written by Rita Ballard


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In comparison, when you hire a virtual assistant, you are hiring someone who already specializes inrepparttar type of work that you do, so you automatically eliminaterepparttar 124842 need for training. Virtual assistants work from their own offices and use their own supplies and office equipment. Virtual assistants pay their own taxes and insurance. And best of all, you only pay a virtual assistant forrepparttar 124843 hours worked.

Virtual assistants are flexible enough to be able to work onlyrepparttar 124844 hours that you will need them, on an as-needed basis. Some businesses contract for a certain amount of hours a month and are assured of having those hours reserved for them. Other people hire a virtual assistant on an occasional basis, perhaps if they have a project, mailing, or campaign coming up and needrepparttar 124845 extra assistance.

You can go onrepparttar 124846 Internet and find an unlimited number of people who provide office support services;repparttar 124847 difference is that virtual assistants have not onlyrepparttar 124848 administrative background, but alsorepparttar 124849 training in how to use that background in a global marketplace. Working with a virtual assistant gives yourepparttar 124850 benefits of having your own personal assistant withoutrepparttar 124851 extra costs and associated managerial headaches. Most virtual assistants are very flexible and will do whatever is needed to fulfill your administrative needs. For a lot of businesses, it isrepparttar 124852 most practical and cost-effective way to getrepparttar 124853 administrative work done.

Healthcare professionals who find themselves inrepparttar 124854 position of having an overflowing to-do box and wondering what to do about it, may be well advised to consider hiring a Virtual Assistant.

Rita Ballard, GVA, C.Ht. is a licensed hypnotherapist and the owner of Healer's Helper, a virtual assistance business providing administrative support services to healthcare professionals. For more information, please visit www.healershelper.com Virtually Restoring Balance, One Task At A Time!


Search Engine Publicity - The Free Ride is Over

Written by Neil Street


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2004 is turning out to berepparttar year whenrepparttar 124841 free ride is looking like an endangered species. Everyone is getting intorepparttar 124842 act: Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Verizon, and more. The phone company “Yellow Pages” people are growing their internet presence, and all these companies are searching for justrepparttar 124843 right mix of keyword/pay-per-click/paid directory listing model. Already,repparttar 124844 paid options for website promotion far outnumberrepparttar 124845 old-fashioned search engine placement. Where it will end is anyone’s guess. But what’s for sure is thatrepparttar 124846 free ride is nearly over. Exposure onrepparttar 124847 Internet, like exposure inrepparttar 124848 rest ofrepparttar 124849 media, has become a commodity. Inrepparttar 124850 future, many ways of promoting a webiste will resemble advertising models familiar fromrepparttar 124851 non-Internet world. To garner promotional exposure,repparttar 124852 website owner will need to expend more resources than ever. Whetherrepparttar 124853 resources are supplied personally byrepparttar 124854 website owner, or by hired specialists, does not really matter. The new reality is that promotion onrepparttar 124855 Internet is already looking a lot like promotion everywhere else inrepparttar 124856 world. Vital, and valuable.

Neil Street is co-founder of Small Business Online, based in Wilton, CT., a website design, management, and promotion company dedicated to the Internet needs of the small business. His website is at http://www.smallbusinessonline.net Send email to neil@smallbusinessonline.net He can also be reached at (203)761-7992


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