Virtual Assistant Models
There are a lot of tasks to getting your niche website up and ranking on Google, then earning affiliate income and other income.
Here are some models, including with Virtual Assistants to grow your website and income.
Overriding initial question is it depends on whether you can fund this or not.
Approaches to Virtual Assistants
1. Do it all yourself
The training here is excellent and if you want you can do it all yourself. But how much time do you have?
2. Hire a virtual assistant after doing it all yourself the first time
The benefits here are you know your market and what they want, you know your audience
You cannot outsource "How to learn this"
3. Hire a virtual assistant initially to help you get going
Some tasks that are harder initially and to get you looking professional include:
1. Website layout and design
2. Logo and banner
Later on much of the admin duties can be outsourced:
3. Featured images and article images
4. Social media marketing
5. Blog writing (around US$15-30 for a 1,000 word article)
6. Newsletters/email marketing
Models for Virtual Assistants
4. Hourly rates or Weekly/Monthly or Finite Jobs for Virtual Assistants
One of jobs are easily found on Fiverr.com
Upwork or a specialist Virtual Assistant business is where you can source a virtual assistant. Overseas countries can be cheaper than your home country. Seem to range from US$4-$10/hour from Philippines, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia etc. Though need to consider time zone, language and culture
5. Partnership/Profit Sharing Models with Virtual Assistants
This is an idea, rather than an hourly rate. What about profit/income sharing models?
Say 40% of your income from the website or a lower hourly rate and a percentage of the income from your website.
For those that have outsourced, what has worked well for you:
1. What is your approach to the use of Virtual Assistants? (1-3 above)
2. What is your preferred model to outsource to Virtual Assistants? (4 or 5 above)
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