Best Virtual Assistant Resources, Tools & Apps

If you’ve been looking for the ultimate list of virtual assistant resources that can help you sell out your services, sharpen your virtual assistant skills, and finally enjoy the freedom of running your own business from home… we have over 75 of them in this post!

I was able to sell out my services as a new Virtual Assistant within just 30 days and now have trained over 6,000 VAs – and these are the tools I used myself and recommend to new VAs.

I’ll break down each virtual assistant resource, explain why I love it, and give you my honest thoughts. For some categories, I’ll even include multiple options because every VA has their own unique workflow and style.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up, these virtual assistant resources and tools are here to support you every step of the way.

Ready? Let’s go!

You’ll notice that the resources are separated into the following categories:

  • Invoicing & Accepting Online Payments
  • Banking
  • Business Development 
  • Contracts 
  • Documents
  • Graphic Design/ Editing
  • Legal Coverage / Security
  • Scheduling Tools
  • Stock Photography
  • Project Management Systems
  • Web Conferencing
  • Website Development
  • Other Useful Tools

 

 

 

Before we start, be sure to download my free list of my TOP recommended virtual assistant resources PDF— these are the essentials on one simple PDF that you can access at any time.  Drop your email in the form below and I’ll send you the list.

 

 

 


 

INVOICING & PAYMENTS

 

Let’s cover the Virtual Assistant Resources that are going to help you get PAID!

 

DUBSADO

Manage projects, build client relationships, schedule appointments, send invoices and create workflows to automate your entire client process. Dubsado is a business management platform built to save you time and grow your business!

 

 

 

HONEYBOOK

HoneyBook is an all-in-one client management platform designed to help virtual assistants streamline their business operations. From sending proposals and contracts to invoicing and tracking payments, HoneyBook keeps everything organized in one place, saving VAs valuable time.

Its user-friendly interface and automation features make it easier than ever to manage clients and stay on top of tasks, so you can focus on delivering exceptional service. (Pssst… use our code to get 50% off your first year!)

 

 

 

FRESHBOOKS

Freshbooks is one of the best investments I made for my business once I had a few clients to juggle. Track your time, have your subcontractors track their time, send invoices, and accept payments and reviews all in one simple-to-use software.

You can set it up with Stripe and Paypal Business.  It’s relatively inexpensive too — you can get a 30-day free trial, then it’s a low monthly fee to manage up to 5 clients.

 

 

 

WAVE ACCOUNTING

I recommend Wave Accounting to VA’s who are just starting out and don’t want to spend their money on paid accounting systems just yet. With Wave, you can send invoices, track payments and expenses, run reports, and view your monthly and yearly profits and losses for free! You can even accept online payments for a low fee.

 

 

 

PAYPAL INVOICING

If you don’t fall in love with Wave, Paypal invoicing is also a great place to start for free invoicing. Your clients will be able to pay their invoice and you’ll be charged a small fee for each transaction. If you’re already accustomed to Paypal, this may be a good option for you.

 

STRIPE INVOICING

Stripe invoicing is a great place to start for free invoicing. Your clients will be able to pay their invoice and you’ll be charged a small fee for each transaction. If you’re already accustomed to Stripe, this may be a good option for you.

 

 

BANKING

 

You’ll want to create a separate business account for all of your money to go in and out of. Here’s what we recommend:

 

YOUR LOCAL BANK

It is easy as 1­2­3! You go into your local bank and ask them for information about how to get your business account set up. Each bank might have different requirements, but all­-in-­all it should be pretty straightforward.

 

NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

If you are a member of the armed forces or are related to one, Navy Federal Credit Union is a great banking option for budding entrepreneurs. It’s the nation’s largest credit union and offers tremendous benefits such as personal business development counseling, low­ fee business checking and savings accounts, low­  interest loans and business credit cards that do not reflect on your personal credit report. Because Navy Federal is a not ­for ­profit and member­ owned, the credit union is truly concerned with your best interest as a small business owner.

 

ALLY

Too busy to go to the bank? No worries because there is Ally, an online banking system. You can open a checking and savings account by going to Ally.com. They have competitive rates and are available 24/7. You can withdraw money from ANY ATM, and they will refund your fees for that ATM! Crazy, RIGHT!? I definitely recommend checking them out!

 


 

Which of these virtual assistant resources have you used before?
Let me know in the comments!

 


 

COLLABORATION

 

Whether you are collaborating with your clients or with your team, these are our favorite virtual assistant resources for collaboration and communication. 

 

SLACK

Slack is a hip, new messaging app for teams. Known as the “Email Killer”, it offers real­time messaging within public or private channels that you create. Share images, docs, pdfs and spreadsheets with your team, and be notified when they make a comment. All content inside Slack is searchable, including files, conversations, and people.

Love emojis? Slack has them!

This app integrates with the tools you are already using (Mailchimp, Twitter, Google Drive, etc.), and it is super easy to set up. It’s clean; modern feel brings all of your business communication together in a really fun and interactive way!

 

ONENOTE

Being around since 2003 has helped OneNote become a full­ blown application. It gives you the options to draw, record audio and video, scan images, embed spreadsheets and review the edits of others. It works like a notebook that never runs out of pages. You can have many different categories and subcategories. It is definitely for organization-minded people who enjoy structure and details.

 

GOOGLE DOCS

Google offers free, cloud-­based document creation and storage through Google Drive. You can create, share, collaborate on, and edit regular text documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more.

If you sign up for a free Gmail or Google account, you can start using your Google Drive account immediately. You can also download the mobile app to start or edit documents while you’re away from your computer.

 

EVERNOTE

Evernote is a handy app designed for taking digital notes and organizing them. Think Pinterest for businesses; this app allows the user to collect any information from the web­­docs, web pages, photos, recipes, as well as hand­written notes, and store it in one place.

Creating a project to­do list, jotting down reminders, and collecting ideas for your visual branding strategy are more fun with Evernote! After creating your notebook, Evernote allows you to share with clients or team members, granting them access to view only or edit. It really is the next level of note­ taking and note­ sharing, and an app I would recommend checking out if you are a visual person.

 

 

 

TRELLO

An efficient collaboration tool that allows you to organize your projects (completed, pending and in-progress) into simplified boards. In the boards are cards which are the same thing as tasks and then you can go even more detailed into each task and create to-dos and notes for it. It has a free version, and the paid version offers you to integrate with other software.

 

 

 

ASANA

Create projects, tasks, and teams in your free Asana account to help you stay on top of any type of project. It’s simple to collaborate with others or just organize your own projects with both the web and mobile app.

 

 

 

CLICKUP

ClickUp is a robust collaboration platform that can truly scale with you as your business grows. Their “Free Forever” plan is a great place to start as you dive into your business!

 

 

 

 

CONTRACT SIGNING

 

Please please please — never work without a contract. It is possibly the most important of ALL the virtual assistant resources we have listed here! 

 

The great part about some of the apps we’ve already mentioned is that they include SO many features that virtual assistants use in the day-to-day of their business. Included in Contract Signing category could be our usual BFFs again — Dubsado and Honeybook.

 

DROPBOX SIGN (FORMERLY HELLOSIGN)

Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign) is a quick and easy online signature tool that makes signing documents a breeze. How does it work? The user prepares and signs a document electronically, sends a signature request to up to 20 recipients, and is notified as they each sign the document. Dropbox Sign is completely integrated with Google Apps, so your client can sign a contract while never leaving Gmail. Sign up for a free account and send up to 3 documents a month, or upgrade to Pro level to receive unlimited document signing, cool templates, and other perks for $13/mo.

 

 

 

DOCUSIGN

Like Dropbox Sign, DocuSign is an easy way to share, sign and send documents. It has a clean and simple design. Docusign runs $10 a month vs. Dropbox Sign which is a free option but offers document imaging and indexing as an added feature.

 

 

 

 

DOCUMENT STORAGE

 

DROPBOX

As a Virtual Assistant, you will be sharing lots and lots of files with your clients. Dropbox is a file­s haring and cloud­-based storage service that streamlines this process. Known for being user­ friendly, Dropbox is simple to install and use. It allows you to instantly share folders with your clients and invite them to collaborate and edit if needed. Dropbox saves these files to the cloud and your hard ­drive. Opening a Basic account will give you access to 2 GB of space for free, but there are affordable upgrades available if you need more storage down the road.

 

GOOGLE DRIVE

As a virtual assistant, you will be sharing lots and lots of files with your clients. Google Drive is a file-sharing and cloud-based storage service that streamlines this process. Known for being user-friendly and cost effective, it is simple to install and use. It allows you to instantly share folders with your clients and invite them to collaborate and edit if needed.

 

 

EMAIL MARKETING

 

If you’re planning to build an email list for your business, these are the tools we recommend: 

 

KIT (FORMERLY CONVERTKIT)

Kit (formerly ConvertKit) is by far, our top recommended email marketing platform. This one is known for its functionality and ease of use. The process of creating emails in Kit is significantly faster than in Mailchimp, and it has a ton of extra features that MailChimp does not. Even better, Kit has a free plan you can start on that grows with you as your VA business grows. It’s near the top of our list for best virtual assistant resources!

 

 

 

MAILCHIMP

Mailchimp is one of the world’s leading email marketing platforms. For a new Virtual Assistant, MailChimp would be a great starting point to jump into the world of email marketing campaigns. It is fairly easy to learn, and potential clients will love that you have a working knowledge of the program. Simply put, MailChimp allows users to create newsletters and share them with their subscribers through emails and on social networks. Custom templates can be created and saved, avoiding the need to rewrite emails again and again. MailChimp also tracks results to email campaigns, allowing the user to make well ­informed changes as needed. Bonus: MailChimp is free up to 2,000 subscribers and 12,000 emails per month.

 

 

 

MAILERLITE

For a new virtual assistant, MailerLite is a great starting point to jump into the world of email marketing campaigns. It is fairly easy to learn, and potential clients will love that you have a working knowledge of the program. MailerLite allows users to create email newsletters and share them with their subscribers. Custom templates can be created and saved, avoiding the need to rewrite emails again and again. It also tracks the performance of your campaigns, allowing you to make well-informed changes as needed.

 

FLODESK

Flodesk is a great email marketing option if you’re all about the visuals! It’s one of the most user-friendly email marketing softwares available, and it is BEAUTIFUL to boot. Even better – it’s pretty affordable. Don’t sleep on this one, it’s a lovely option!

 

 

 

 

FORMS

 

Form builders can come in handy when surveying potential costumers or email subscribers or when getting info from a client regarding their needs. 

 

TYPEFORM

Known for its ease and beauty, Typeform has turned mundane form creation into an artistic expression. With its wide variety of customizable features, users can create engaging online forms while integrating their own branding elements. Pictures, logos, colors, and fonts can be used to create forms, quizzes, surveys and more for your business. If the customizable features are a bit overwhelming, Typeform’s template gallery is a great place to get inspired! Typeform neatly organizes all of your forms on its dashboard, and you can even link Google Analytics to track visitor behavior and demographics. The basic version is free and perfectly fit for a VA just starting out!

 

 

 

GOOGLE FORMS

Google Forms is a great solution to gather and analyze data. It is easy to build and connects with your Google account. You won’t have as much creative freedom as you would with Typeform. But it is user-friendly and you can a form created in 15 minutes!

 

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GIVEAWAY SOFTWARE

 

Want to grow an audience? Doing a giveaway is a great way to do so! 

 

KINGSUMO

Giveaways can be a cost­-effective way for your clients to grow their audience and build their email list. King Sumo is a WordPress giveaway plugin that creates viral giveaways for this purpose. The one­time, up-front cost of $198 is higher than other options out there, and for that reason, it may not be for everyone.

 

 

DESIGN TOOLS

 

Even if you are not a designer, you’ll need access to these virtual assistant resources to help build your business. 

 

CANVA

Canva is an online graphic design program that offers free access to a huge variety of design tools and options. It can be used to create stunning images for your blog/website, social media accounts, and even presentations or business cards.

If you invest in Canva for Work, you can also upload your own fonts and create templates for your brand. The basic Canva tool is FREE!

 

 

 

LANDING PAGE CREATION / OPT-IN FORMS

 

Building an opt-in is a great way to grow your email list as a business owner. Here are the tools we recommend: 

 

LEADPAGES

Leadpages one of the virtual assistant resources we love because that allows you to create landing pages, sales pages, and websites using an easy-to-learn drag and drop interface! They have so many templates to choose from and it’s easy to set up in just a few minutes!

 

 

 

KIT

Callback to our favorite email platform – Kit! Formerly ConvertKit, Kit has TONS of options for landing pages and opt-in forms so you can collect email signups and start building your list like a pro.

 

 

 

LEGAL COVERAGE / SECURITY

 

Do not go unprotected in your business! 

 

LEGALZOOM

If you want help filing your LLC or Corporation paperwork, but don’t want to hire a lawyer, LegalZoom offers quick, safe business formation services. Their small fee gives you their prompt service as well as the peace of mind that your paperwork will be filed correctly.

 

 

 

COPYRIGHT

Want to protect your latest writing, music, or software? Use the U.S. Copyright Office’s website to file an online claim for $35.

 

TRADEMARKING

Obtain a trademark for your logo, slogan, or business name using LegalZoom’s quick and simple process.

 

 

One of the Best Virtual Assistant Resources to Protect Your Business is our VA Toolbox!

 

VA TOOLBOX 

Looking for contracts for your VA Business? The Virtual Savvy has created contracts made exclusively for virtual assistants. This bundle comes with a contract, subcontracting agreement, as well as a welcome packet template. It’s all the documentation you need to get your business set up legally!

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NETWORKING

 

None of these virtual assistant resources matter if you don’t have a good marketing plan. Here are some places we love to find clients: 

 

MEETUP

It may seem a little counter­intuitive, but Virtual Assistants can and should leave the comfort of their home office and network within their own community! Meetup.com is the world’s largest network of local groups, providing a platform for individuals to organize events in their community. Search for a local Meetup that targets entrepreneurs and small business owners (i.e. people that need YOUR services) and join in on the networking fun! Make sure to bring your business cards and be prepared to clearly articulate what benefit your services could provide to the business owners attending. Meetups are always free, and hosting a group costs just $5 a month.

 

 

 

OUR FREE FACEBOOK GROUP FOR VAs

Seriously… Facebook is one of the best virtual assistant resources you can find. And our free Facebook group for virtual assistants — VA Savvies Community — is the perfect place to start. We have job opportunities posted almost daily, plus tons of great conversations happening with fellow VAs. Come talk shop with us and find some new clients! Click here to join for free.

 

 

 

 

ONLINE COURSE CREATION

 

While I wouldn’t recommend starting out your journey by creating an online course – once you are ready to add more passive income to your business and you have built an audience asking for digital content from you, here’s a great place to start!

 

TEACHABLE

Creating courses really don’t have to be so intimidating. Teachable makes it so easy to create a course true to your brand that people will love. They allow you to create your first course for free!

 

 

KAJABI

Kajabi is a robust all-in-one platform that virtual assistants can use to create, market, and sell online courses. With its built-in tools for content delivery, email marketing, and sales funnels, Kajabi empowers VAs to showcase their expertise and generate income through high-quality, professional course offerings.

 

 

 

TEACHERY

Teachery is a user-friendly platform that allows virtual assistants to create and sell online courses with ease. Its simple design tools and customizable templates make it perfect for VAs looking to share their expertise, whether they’re building client training programs or launching their own digital products.

 

 

 


 

 


 

 

OUTSOURCING

 

Need to find people to help you with your own business? Try these sites!

 

UPWORK

Upwork is a global marketplace where freelancers can connect with other professionals to market their skills and expertise. It’s a great place for a virtual assistant to find subcontractors­­ people that you as a VA contract to work for one of your clients. As a VA, you may be asked from time to time to complete tasks that are either mundane or not within your area of expertise.

For these projects, I recommend hiring a freelancer from Upwork to complete the task. You oversee the project to make sure it is up to your clients standard, pay the freelancer his/her fee, and keep the rest!

 

 

 

FIVERR

Fiverr can be a valuable resource for virtual assistants, both for outsourcing smaller tasks to save time and for finding potential clients. While the platform is known for its budget-friendly gigs, it’s important to set your rates confidently and stick to your worth to attract clients who value quality work.

 

 

 

 

PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

 

You must have a good project management system as a virtual assistant. Here are a few of our favorites: 

 

BASECAMP

Managing teams and projects are two of the many things you can do with Basecamp. You have a real­time chat and if you still prefer email over Basecamp you can reply to chats straight from your inbox. It’s user-­friendly, and they recently came out with their newest version! You can create your first team for free.

 

 

 

ASANA

Create projects, tasks, and teams in your free Asana account to help you stay on top of any type of project. It’s simple to collaborate with others or just organize your own projects with both the web and mobile app.

 

TRELLO

An efficient collaboration tool that allows you to organize your projects (completed, pending and in­progress) into simplified boards. In the boards are cards which are the same thing as tasks and then you can go even more detailed into each task and create to­dos and notes for it. It has a free version, and the paid version offers you to integrate with other software.

 

CLICKUP

ClickUp is a powerful project management app that helps virtual assistants stay organized and on top of their tasks. With customizable workflows, task tracking, and collaboration tools, ClickUp makes it easy to manage multiple clients and projects efficiently, all in one place.

 

GOOGLE DOCS SPREADSHEET

You may just organize your client work using Google docs! It’s what I used for several years! It’s really about what works the best for you!

 

TEAMWORK

A project management and collaboration tool in one that is simple and easy to use. You can set up milestones, create task templates, and track time. It is ideal for small teams due to its attractive pricing and amazing features!

 


 

What are your favorite virtual assistant resources?
Let me know in the comments below!

 


 

 

 

CALENDAR SCHEDULING

 

Hate the back-and-forth emailing that comes with scheduling a meeting? Use these tools instead: 

 

CALENDLY

Calendly is a great affordable tool that will reduce the headache of setting a meeting up with clients or your team. You can send a link that will allow them to schedule a meeting with you. You can add the link to your email and your website! It is definitely one of the must-have virtual assistant resources when starting your VA business!

 

 

 

ACUITY

Acuity is an excellent calendar scheduling app for virtual assistants, making it effortless to manage appointments and client meetings. With features like automated reminders, time zone detection, and customizable booking pages, Acuity helps VAs stay organized and professional while saving valuable time.

 

 

 

SOCIAL SCHEDULING

 

Use these tools to schedule your (or your client’s) social media with ease. 

 

HOOTSUITE

Hootsuite is probably the most well­-known social media scheduling platform for business owners. It starts free, is easy to use, and can simplify the complicated process of posting multiple updates to various social media sites. With Hootsuite, you can schedule posts for all of your clients in one place weeks in advance. You can bulk schedule and post to multiple networks at the same time.

Bonus — Hootsuite is accessible from its mobile app, offering a social media VA the flexibility to take care of business from anywhere!

 

 

BUFFER

If Hootsuite overwhelms you and includes more than you are looking for, Buffer may be your thing. The interface on Buffer is super clean and very intuitive. It allows you to pre­select times to post to your accounts so that you don’t have to choose with every post.

I added up to 30 times per day trying to see how many it would allow on the free account before I got bored (also, please don’t ever post that many times per day). You can add a Buffer add­ on to your browser, so anytime you find something good it can be sent to the Buffer queue quickly and easily. Buffer is very simple and easy to use but lacks the extra features that Hootsuite offers.

 

 

META SCHEDULING

Believe it or not, the native scheduling tools within Facebook and Instagram (aka Meta), are pretty powerful is one of the best Virtual Assistant resources if you’re going to be doing social media scheduling for yourself or your clients. ! They’re easy to use, straight-forward scheduling options built right into the apps you’re already using. It’s a no-brainer!

 

 

STOCK PHOTOS & GRAPHICS

 

You’ll need stock photography for your portfolio, website, and social media accounts. Here are some great places to find some! 

 

CREATIVE MARKET

Creative Market is a great place to find more than just stock photography. They have amazing deals on fonts, stock photos and much more! They also have six new freebies every Monday. YAY to freebies!

 

 

 

UNSPLASH

Unsplash is one of the best places to find high­quality stock images. You really could spend all day browsing through all the images. Ten new photos are posted every day and if you like a photographer’s style you can go to their profile where they have a ton more pictures!

 

 

 

PEXELS

Pexels is another among the stock photography sites. If you don’t find what you need at Unsplash you can head over to Pexels! They also have a great collection of photos to pick from.

 

ADOBE STOCK

Adobe has a great collection of stock photos, illustrations, and videos that are available to license for a small fee. They’re an Adobe company which only means they offer nothing but the best!

 

 

 

 

TIME TRACKING

 

I recommend tracking all of the time that you spend on client work so you know how much you are dedicating to each client. 

 

TOGGL

This is one of my absolute favorite Virtual Assistant resources. Tracking your time is absolutely necessary when you’re a VA. Toggle makes it super easy to do just that! You can have projects separated by clients and at the end of every week you can export the report and send it over to your client. You can also add it as an extension to Chrome which makes it so convenient.

 

 

 

FRESHBOOKS

Time tracking is one of Freshbooks best features. It allows you to enter time manually or use the timer. You can take the hours worked and easily turn it into an invoice and send it to your client. It is also included in every plan.

 

17HATS

17hats gives you the option to track time on your phone and on your browser. You can easily convert it into an invoice and send your client a detailed invoice.

 

 

ONLINE MEETINGS

 

Here’s one of the virtual assistant resources that we use EVERY day 

 

ZOOM

Zoom is one of best conference meeting software available. It’s still pretty new for a lot of people, but it has features that are simple but not simple that you can’t have a productive meeting. One of best features of Zoom is that it works great with Low internet bandwidth which is ideal for people that have long distance clients. It has the screen share feature, and if the organizer ever loses internet connection, an attendee can become the organizer.

 

 

 

 

 

WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT

 

Building a website shouldn’t be difficult – these virtual assistant resources and website builders make it easy. 

 

BLUEHOST

Bluehost is one of the most popular hosting platforms. It has attractive pricing and is definitely a good hosting platform to use when you are starting out as a business or a blogger.

 

 

 

NAMECHEAP

Known for their affordable pricing and excellent customer service, Namecheap is a perfect place to purchase your domain and host your site. I used them to buy all of my domains because of the great prices. It is ideal for anyone starting out.

 

GODADDY

GoDaddy is a trusted platform that virtual assistants can use to secure professional domain names and reliable hosting for their websites. With easy-to-use tools and 24/7 support, GoDaddy helps VAs establish a polished online presence to attract and impress potential clients.

 

WORDPRESS

WordPress is ideal for bloggers, it is what I used to create my website. It is customizable and gives you the option to add many different plugins. However, if the plugins experience problems, it can be problematic.

If you do know a thing or two about websites I recommend WordPress. You have more freedom to customize, but you do need to have basic knowledge about building a website.

 

SQUARESPACE

Squarespace is more expensive than WordPress, but it is an all-­in-­one package if you’re running a business. You don’t have to worry about so many plugins since Squarespace is already integrated with many of the traditional software, unlike WordPress that has you install and update every plugin.

Squarespace is by far one of my top virtual assistant resources!

 

THEME FOREST

Get premium WordPress themes for your website or blog for $30 – $55. Most themes come with a wide range of customization options and support. ThemeForest themes are typically very easy to use as well.

 

 

OTHER VIRTUAL ASSISTANT RESOURCES

 

BOOMERANG FOR GMAIL

Boomerang allows you to schedule emails and will remind you to follow up when you don’t hear back. You can also save an email to view it later. You set the time you want to see it, and it will appear in your inbox at that time. Perfect for those of us spend more time looking for an email than reading it.

 

BITLY and GOOG.L

These URL Shorteners allow you to create short links for your website/blog posts. When someone clicks on that link, it gives you a report of where you got the most traffic.

 

ZAPIER

Zapier helps you integrate Web apps that aren’t already integrated. It’s a way to make two web apps communicate with each other. It’s one of my favorite virtual assistant resources for saving time!

 

 

 

IFTT

IFTTT is very similar to Zapier, and it is free! It doesn’t have as many options like Zapier. You have to limit yourself to one trigger and action whereas Zapier allows you to take many actions with each trigger.

 

 

Whew!

I hope that you enjoyed my list of over 75 Virtual Assistant Resources for your business. Are there any virtual assistant resources that I missed? Let me know in the comments below!

 

 


 

 

 

 

*Some of these are affiliate links. However, I will ONLY list virtual assistant resources that I have used personally and trust entirely.

 

 

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Abbey Ashley is the Founder of The Virtual Savvy. She helps aspiring virtual assistants launch and grow their own at-home business from scratch. She's since gone on to grow a multi-six figure business and retire her husband ALL from her at-home business. It's now her passion to help others start their own VA business so they can taste the freedom and flexibility of entrepreneurship as well.

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