Loading ...Hey, y’all! I’m going to be doing a bit of housecleaning around here, and doing some new things with my blog in 2007. As soon as I clear a teeny bit of space, one of my projects is to move my blog over to Typepad, sooner rather than later.
I’m also going to be switching gears a bit. I haven’t quite decided if I’ll keep a separate blog for my business, or how I’ll brand my blog once I move it over to Typepad, mainly because I’m going to be talking a lot more about Virtual Assistance itself.
I’m still going to “talk” to business owners, but I’ll be writing a lot more posts helping educate them about what Virtual Assistance is, how one works with a Virtual Assistant, and all that. But I’m also going to be talking more with Virtual Assistants in an effort to help them understand better some of the business concepts involved in running a profitable and sustainable Virtual Assistance practice.
The two conversations don’t need to be mutually exclusive. I think it can be beneficial for business owners to understand some of the reasons behind our standards and why we devise certain policies in our practices (basically all having to do with the fact that when we take care of our own business needs first and in a way that serves us, we in turn are able to provide clients with vastly superior service).
I have a hard enough time posting to one blog (although once I repurpose my intentions, I think I will have lots more to write than I have in the past), so I’m not really wanting to maintain two blogs–one for my own individual practice, and one geared more toward Virtual Assistants and branded for my Virtual Assistant organization–the Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce. But I haven’t quite figured out how to work that out.
In the meantime, I’ll just be blogging along with whatever comes up that I have something to say about, LOL.
