by Agata @ The Proper VA | Jul 30, 2018 | Business, business planning, General, Office, Social Media, Virtual Assistance
How The VA Can Help You With A Technological Minefield
These are exciting times for any business owner. In the space of only half a dozen years, the face of marketing has changed almost beyond all recognition. Conventional methods of marketing, while still in existence, are being increasingly overtaken by the new methodology. This new approach was until fairly recent times known as “Web 2.0,” but such is the pace of development and technological advancement that many are now starting to refer to a completely new era in Internet marketing, even a “Web 3.0.” (more…)
by Agata @ The Proper VA | Mar 5, 2018 | Business, Office, Social Media, Virtual Assistance
Is Your Tree Falling And Nobody’s Hearing It? So, how to share your content and get noticed on social media?
You’ve got some really smart things to say. You make sure that you understand your niche and keep on top of any developments. You’ve got a position of intelligence whenever a new story breaks related to your niche, and people really want to listen to you. Do you like communicating with others? How do you do so – do you pick up the phone, do you send an e-mail or do you understand the value of leveraging? You have to understand leveraging if you’re going to become successful at any online initiative. (more…)
by Agata @ The Proper VA | Feb 12, 2018 | Business, Social Media, Virtual Assistance
Why You Have To Be Social on Social Media
Most small business owners today understand that they should have a presence on social media, even if they don’t really understand why. They may be confused by the name itself. How does “social media” have anything to do with the world of business – isn’t it something that people do in their spare time, just to keep in touch with their friends? (more…)
by Agata @ The Proper VA | May 7, 2017 | Social Media, Virtual Assistance
Ideas For Outsourcing Your Social Media Online
Social media, as a business tool, is a relatively new phenomenon. As little as five years ago when Facebook first started to enter our lives few business people really looked at it as an opportunity to spread the word about their products or services. However, when social media is used thoughtfully and carefully by the entrepreneur it can make a considerable difference to the way that people perceive the organisation.
Yet still, most small business owners do not understand how to approach the subject. They don’t know how to use the potential, or to figure out whether they should choose one particular outlet over another. When this type of confusion is evident, the result is predictable. Nothing is done and an opportunity goes to waste. (more…)
