Hello Virtual Assistants! Do you think having a website for a virtual assistant is necessary? If yes, which website builder would you most likely use to design your website?

Hi Erin, I found your website https://www.erinbooth.com/hire and would love to know how myself and other members of the Skool community can sign up to get listed? Thank you!!

Sharing some of my favorite resources to aid your client search! https://hiringcafe.com/?searchState=%7B%22searchQuery%22%3A%22virtual+assistant%22%7D https://www.virtualvocations.com/jobs?search=virtual+assistant https://career.io/jobs?q=virtual+assistant https://powertofly.com/jobs/?keywords=assistant https://nexxorecruiting.com/virtual-assistant-remote/ (this listing is specifically for a VA interested in real estate) A few tips as you dive in: 🚫 Skip listings older than 7 days. By the time you find them, the client has likely already gotten a flood of applications (or filled the role). 🔍 Read the whole listing before you apply: Clients notice when you skip stated requirements (like "must mention your favorite productivity tool" or a specific subject line). It's often a built-in filter to weed out people who don't pay close attention to detail. 📝 Don't let "3 years experience" scare you off: That's often a wish list, not a hard cutoff. If you can speak to the skills they actually need, apply anyway and let your pitch make the case. 🚩 Watch for red flags: Vague scope, "quick 5 hours/week" that's clearly more, or payment structures that feel off. Trust your gut. 📊 Track what you apply to. A simple spreadsheet (listing, date applied, rate, follow-up date) keeps you from losing track and helps you spot patterns in what's landing interviews. 🌱 Job boards shouldn't be your only strategy: Treat these listings as one channel, not the whole plan. Referrals, networking in communities, and reaching out directly to businesses you'd love to work with often land BETTER-fit clients (and skip the competition entirely).

Hi All! I have found so much value in the group already and I've only JUST joined! Thank you for setting this group up in Skool Erin! I have a strong tech sales and digital marketing background with some very light project management experience when I was running digital marketing campaigns and activities. How do I now transition into a virtual assistant role with these capabilities? What would my value prop be and what types of people would I start to reach out to? Thank you and I hope to hear from you soon!