Join the VACOC Virtual Assistants Ethics Pledge

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Did you know that the VACOC offers Virtual Assistants the most highly used and respected ethics pledge in the industry? Lots of VAs use our Virtual Assistant Ethics Pledge on their websites to demonstrate to clients their commitment to integrity and excellence in business. And you can, too!

It doesn’t cost a dime–just your promise to honor and abide by these ideals. Simply place the badge on your website and you’re good to go! The coding includes a link that opens the full Ethics Pledge in a new window so you don’t have to type everything out yourself. How convenient is that?

Here’s what the badge looks like:

Click here to get your Virtual Assistant Ethics Pledge badge!

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This entry was written by Danielle Keister, posted on August 6, 2009 at 10:00 am, filed under Cool Stuff, Fab Ideas, Virtual Assistant/Virtual Assistance and tagged Virtual Assistant Ethics Pledge. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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I'm a straight-shooter, but I don't mince words. Don't be afraid to do likewise, but don't bother if you are thin-skinned. I only play with grown-ups and those who want to talk smart business. (If you want a pic to show with your comments, get a gravatar.)

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