5 free tools for not-for-profits We are very honoured to support many charities with our business support services, and know that spending money wisely is top of the considerations for every charity we work with. To help with that, we’ve been doing some research to find out what tools and systems there are…
When things don’t quite go to plan We all know how important relationships are in business. When you are working with a Virtual Assistant, it is vital that trust, reliability, and respect is there (on both sides) – as this will help develop a happy and long-lasting working partnership. Mistakes happen, challenges arise, that’s…
In this month’s guest blog. for our regular feature showcasing businesses across Devon, is Anna Lake. How often do you ask client’s for feedback? In my experiece, many businesses don’t gather this useful information for a few reasons – 1, they don’t have processes in place to gather this and 2, they are worried that…
Why did I decide to set up a quiz? Back in September 2018, I attended a fantastic marketing conference from Watertight Marketing. I’d been struggling to work out where to start with my marketing and it was all becoming very overwhelming, and I needed help. Before the conference, we were sent a link to a quiz,…
Is a Business Coach worth the money? I have been attending networking meetings since I started my business and I have met so many people who offer a business coaching service – some specialise in supporting Executives, some Senior Leadership Teams, others on Mums in Business. Why do you need a business coach? At…
Connecting with others in business Guest blog from Kate Guest Coaching and Hypnotherapy I’m really pleased to be able to feature Kate Guest as my guest blogger this week. Kate is a self development coach, trainer, speaker, hypnotherapist, NLP Practitioner and a Registered General Nurse – and not only that she is one of my…
How does a Virtual Assistant get to know a business owner and their business? This is one of the questions that many prospective clients ask me, when we have our initial exploratory call. The answer is simple – it’s the same as you would with any new member of staff – it is no different…
