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Virtual Admin
17th January 2006, 21:21
Hello everyone
I'm Tracey and work as part of Shed Dwellers promoting Virtual Administration to start-up and small businesses.
The beauty of Virtual Admin is not having to employ someone, pay NI, annual leave, sick pay etc or have to go through a recruitment agency, paying high commission.
The benefits are flexibility, i can work 24/7, you don't have to provide office space, IT equipment, training etc. So it frees up your time to concentrate on matters more urgent.
Please visit www.sheddwellers.com
Always happy to receive feedback or ideas.
Cheers
Tracey
Shed Dwellers
creacom
17th January 2006, 21:23
Hi Tracey
Welcome to the forums and best of luck with your business. I get the feeling that Ive seen your company name somewhere before - maybe on another forum ?
Where are you based ?
Jacqui:D
Jayne
17th January 2006, 21:26
Hi Tracey
Welcome to the forum :D
Jayne
Coding Monkey
17th January 2006, 21:29
Evening, Tracey
markswall
17th January 2006, 21:32
Hello everyone
I'm Tracey and work as part of Shed Dwellers promoting Virtual Administration to start-up and small businesses.
The beauty of Virtual Admin is not having to employ someone, pay NI, annual leave, sick pay etc or have to go through a recruitment agency, paying high commission.
The benefits are flexibility, i can work 24/7, you don't have to provide office space, IT equipment, training etc. So it frees up your time to concentrate on matters more urgent.
Please visit www.sheddwellers.com
Always happy to receive feedback or ideas.
Cheers
Tracey
Shed Dwellers
Hi, Please can you explain your offerring ? I would like to know what you offer over umbrella companies like www.giantgroup.com. I'm interested as I run my own IT consultancy..
Virtual Admin
18th January 2006, 15:46
Hi there
We are based in South Yorkshire and offer these services:
* Word Processing
* Custom designed templates and forms
* Setting up and managing spreadsheets
* Database population
* Mail-shots
* Presentations
* Newsletters/bulletins
* Reports and course notes for meetings
* Diary/appointment management
* Travel and conference arrangement
* Personnel documentation e.g. employee handbook
Cheers
Tracey
Shed Dwellers
www.sheddwellers.com
clairemackaness
18th January 2006, 16:17
Hi Tracey, the site says we, but I'm assuming it's just you?
I'm looking at doing some freelance typing and presentations etc to make up my part-time income. Do you outsource to others when it gets busy?
Pebble Communications
18th January 2006, 21:57
I wish I could outsource my filing :-(
clairemackaness
19th January 2006, 00:27
Funny you should say that, I once made friends with a local chauffer who would bring round 20 carrier bags of receipts to my house every few months or so and I used to sit and sort them all into date order and catagorise them for him. Used to take ages and he would give me £20. LOL
coxadmin
19th January 2006, 10:19
Hi Tracey
Welcome from another Virtual Assistant. It's great to see our "trade" expanding in the UK.
RSL
19th January 2006, 11:52
Welcome to the forum. A contact of mine runs http://www.freelanceofficeservices.co.uk/forums/index.php - you might find it useful in promoting your services and she often has jobs available too.
Take care,
Ronke
Emma Crabtree
20th January 2006, 10:38
Another VA on the forum. From feeling all alone, I'm now feeling as though the cavalry has arrived.
Nice to know.
Have a good weekend everyone.
Emma
Virtual Admin
20th January 2006, 12:26
Hi Emma
Whats the VA market like in Portugal?
Tracey
Shed Dwellers
www.sheddwellers.com
Emma Crabtree
20th January 2006, 13:11
Potentially a gold mine as there are tons of small businesses here, but many are family run and not too open to external help. Just have to keep on at it, finding different routes for marketing. It's a laugh. Sun's shining, birds are singing, sheep are loud.
xxEmma
Virtual Admin
20th January 2006, 14:27
Sheep are loud?? :D
Tracey
Shed Dwellers
www.sheddwellers.com
Emma Crabtree
20th January 2006, 14:45
oh yeah. And wooly.
freecybermag
21st January 2006, 20:19
Hey don't mock the sheep :lol: I'm from Wales and know that if you spend a little more time with them they are quite nice animals that are only to offer any help you may need :lol:
BTW Welcome Tracey and as you can see we are a good bunch here.
Enjoy the weekend folks, what's left of it :D
Cheers
Chris