You know you need a steady flow of compelling content streaming through your social media feeds, blog and website. Generating it can feel like a full-time job on its own, though, especially when you’re stretched thin with the demands of just running your business.
What if there were a way to keep your web presence fresh, increase engagement and drive traffic without committing yourself to yet another demanding task? The truth is, content creation is often more effective from a cost and a performance standpoint when it’s outsourced. Find out why.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed so many aspects of daily life, and staffing is no exception. Whether you’re struggling to adapt to a distanced business model or just launching a new venture, it can be tricky to balance the costs against your need for help. Creative thinking is a necessary survival skill during a time of upheaval, and there are ways to make sure all needs are met at the end of the day.
How much of your day do you spend on things that do not actively contribute to the growth of your brand but are essential for its success? From policing your email inbox to getting lost in an endless scroll as you work to maintain your brand’s social media presence, an astounding amount of time is spent on ultimately tedious details. Being bogged down in busywork isn’t just demoralizing; it’s also damaging to productivity. If you were free from responsibilities attached to these tasks, how much more could you accomplish?
As a public health crisis continues to ravage the country, more of us are working from home than ever before. At the same time, students across the United States are preparing to get back to school without stepping foot inside an actual classroom. How do busy parents with demanding careers navigate the twin specters of distance learning and working with kids in the house?
When did you last update your business blog? How long has it been since you shared compelling content on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter which created a valuable dialog with your followers? If you find yourself letting social media and web content fall to the wayside as you work to navigate the new normal and what it means for your business, you’re not alone. Many entrepreneurs and small business owners are struggling to juggle everything they’re forced to handle right now. Still, a dearth of content can have far-reaching and detrimental implications for your venture.
Client retention is often the hardest part of being a virtual assistant. It can be a struggle sometimes to navigate the different personalities. One thing that makes me a CVA Rockstar is my ability to retain my clients. I do this by adhering to 4 key tenets.
