When you’re setting up a website for your shiny new Virtual Assistant business, you need to make sure it’s clear, professional, client-focused, and designed to convert. In this post, you’ll learn exactly what to include on your VA website, from essential pages and what to write, to practical ways to turn curious visitors into paying clients.
I frequently see members of the Handbookers Facebook group say they struggle to find work despite posting regularly on social media. But posting random content without knowing what to say, where to say it and who to say it to is about as effective as shouting out the window. To get clients, Virtual Assistants need a solid marketing strategy.
Members of my VA Handbookers Facebook group often ask whether it’s worth writing a blog. On the one hand, they hear that it’s good for search engine optimisation (SEO), but they also don’t want to write one if they don’t really need it – plus, they’re not really too sure what to write about even if they do decide to start one.
An ongoing debate amongst freelancers is whether or not you should display your rates on your website. Although not everyone agrees, and I have my own fixed opinion on the matter, I want to outline the pros and cons of both arguments as well as address common concerns so you can make an informed decision for yourself.
