There are all kinds of good reasons to use testimonials on your Virtual Assistant business website and marketing, but be sure to pay attention to these caveats first:
1. Make sure the clients whose testimonials you use are aware that they may get contacted by your prospects. It’s never a good idea to put clients in a [...]
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