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Tahneesha Smith
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The Indiana Small Business Fair is for those who wish to start a business and those who own a business and would like a business fair to provide valuable resources for them. What do you hope to gain by attending an Indiana Small Business Fair?
Hey Serina. Although, we have never been-I have heard good things about Waterman's Farm. We plan on stopping by this week for their Fall Harvest Festival. I think it will be fun for our little ones.
Also, I check out AroundIndy.com when I am in ne...
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- At 6:13pm on September 21, 2009,
Sarah Richcreek said… - Hey Tahneesha! Business is going well. We're trying to figure out how to tackle the Holiday market. Got a lot of work ahead to prepare. How are you? Hope Summer treated you well.
- At 3:24pm on September 18, 2009,
Eric Kallin said… - Tahneesha, I would like to speak with you. I have arranged an event centered on veterans for October 1st at an American Legion in Carmel. It is speed networking and I wish to make connections with veterans who we can help create some awareness. Would you please call me 317.445.1309.
Eric Kallin
- At 11:06am on August 31, 2009,
Andrea Emerson said… - Thanks for stopping by! The little one is doing great -- she's a ton of work but lots of fun :-) I'm finally getting more sleep, which is a good thing...
Have a great week!
Andrea
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- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
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- What is your greatest strength?
- I am an innate organizer with a very outgoing personality.
- What are you working on?
- I am working on growing my Virtual Assistant business and obtaining new clients. Are you interested in being one?
- How big is your business?
- Self-employed
- What is your Job Title
- Owner
- What is your Company Website?
- http://www.avirtualblessing.com
- What is your Personal Website?
- http://www.linkedin.com/in/avirtualblessing
- What is your alma mater?
- Other / out of state
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- I am excited about the new year and networking with new people. I want to work with other entrepreneurs and business owners to help grow their business.
I hope to learn from others' knowledge and experiences. I will offer support and encouragement whenever possible. I look forward to speaking with you.
The Virtual Assistant Advantage
There are distinct advantages to partnering with A Virtual Blessing. Saving you money and time are just two of the most common ones but there is another very important advantage: the important advantage of working with a Virtual Assistant is being able to rely on someone who shares your business goals and partners with you for success!
Reason #1: A Virtual Assistant Saves You Money
Choosing to partner with a Virtual Assistant is a truly economical solution for your business because you only pay for the actual time we work on your projects. A Virtual Blessing provides great flexibility to our clients on an as-needed basis.
A VA can perform the same tasks as an on-site employee but without the cost of employee-related taxes, benefits or insurance. And because a VA works from a fully equipped home office, there is no time and overhead wasted on training or equipment.
Need more proof? Take a moment to enter some figures into our Virtual Assistant rate comparison calculator which will help you compare the cost of a VA to that of an on-site employee. Don’t forget to check out our special retainer packages and competitive rates.
Reason #2: A Virtual Assistant Saves You Time
Saving time with a Virtual Assistant allows you to refocus it on other meaningful priorities. Imagine having extra hours every week to devote to your own clients, marketing efforts, networking, or even more personal time. Working with a Virtual Assistant means more hours in your day for the things you want to be doing. Let us take care of your administrative tasks. Learn more about our bookkeeping, administration and concierge services that enable you to do so.
A Virtual Blessing is the answer to your administrative prayers.
Reason #3: A Virtual Assistant Understands & Shares Your Business Goals
A Virtual Blessing listens and strives to understand your unique business goals and then brainstorms and implements effective methods for achieving those goals, all on your behalf.
Your Virtual Assistant is always two steps ahead of you; anticipating your needs working towards the same goals.
We are interested in learning more about you, your business, and your goals! Contact us for a free 30 minute telephone consultation to discuss how A Virtual Blessing can help you reach those goals.
Reason #1: A Virtual Assistant Saves You Money
Choosing to partner with a Virtual Assistant is a truly economical solution for your business because you only pay for the actual time we work on your projects. A Virtual Blessing provides great flexibility to our clients on an as-needed basis.
A VA can perform the same tasks as an on-site employee but without the cost of employee-related taxes, benefits or insurance. And because a VA works from a fully equipped home office, there is no time and overhead wasted on training or equipment.
Need more proof? Take a moment to enter some figures into our Virtual Assistant rate comparison calculator which will help you compare the cost of a VA to that of an on-site employee. Don’t forget to check out our special retainer packages and competitive rates.
Reason #2: A Virtual Assistant Saves You Time
Saving time with a Virtual Assistant allows you to refocus it on other meaningful priorities. Imagine having extra hours every week to devote to your own clients, marketing efforts, networking, or even more personal time. Working with a Virtual Assistant means more hours in your day for the things you want to be doing. Let us take care of your administrative tasks. Learn more about our bookkeeping, administration and concierge services that enable you to do so.
A Virtual Blessing is the answer to your administrative prayers.
Reason #3: A Virtual Assistant Understands & Shares Your Business Goals
A Virtual Blessing listens and strives to understand your unique business goals and then brainstorms and implements effective methods for achieving those goals, all on your behalf.
Your Virtual Assistant is always two steps ahead of you; anticipating your needs working towards the same goals.
We are interested in learning more about you, your business, and your goals! Contact us for a free 30 minute telephone consultation to discuss how A Virtual Blessing can help you reach those goals.
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