Box of Rain LLC

You have published social media and the question is how often should you collect your data?

To begin, plan to schedule reviewing results on a monthly basis, from there you may consider doing it weekly or bi-weekly. There is no doubt that if you do this you will be able to keep your goals on track, particularly because you will be able to see if any changes need to be made quickly. As long as these metrics help support your goals and allow you to take action then you’re on the right path.

Once the preparation to hire the VA has been completed, you may begin the interview process. At this point you're aware of what you feel comfortable delegating and have a plan for moving forward.

Success with a Virtual Assistant must be learned, developed and mastered. To find a successful VA and create a long-term relationship follow these three simple rules:
1. Before hiring a VA organize yourself and figure out what tasks need to be outsourced. Take advantage of tools like Evernote to keep track of daily/weekly tasks. What do you outsource? Here are a few suggestions:

As small business owners, hiring full time employees is not always an option due to expenses such as health insurance, worker’s compensation, payroll tax and much more. The other issue is that most entrepreneurs are very talented yet are physically unable to do it all, this can stall business growth.

Networking is a great way to gain new clients. There is no means of online networking that can replace the power of building relationships face-to-face. According to a study, 95 percent of business owners say face-to-face meetings are essential for long-term business relationships. Not being a part of these groups is simply not an option if we want to grow our business. Despite operational difficulties this is a way to learn and figure out new ways to fine-tune strategies to increase opportunities as we gain knowledge through others' expertise.