Business is booming! You’re ready to grow a team, but you don’t know where to start.
I want to give you a few tips on how to get organized so you can hire the best most badass VA to help you grow your business.
- List your goals for the next three months
- Daily tasks that can be outsources
- Weekly tasks that can be outsourced
- Write down all of your monthly tasks that can be outsourced
- List the software’s you use
- Make a list of your passwords or store them on 1password or last pass
- Write down skills that your VA must know or have
- Write down Top 3-5 tasks that your VA will be working on
- What are the hours you are needing
- Write down your budget for the month
- What is your favorite way to communicate
- Do you have a system in place for your VA or do you need help building systems
- Will this position work closely with you or be more independent?
- How would you like to be contacted for VA’s interested in applying for this position?
- Do they need prior experience?
- Would you like a resume or a portfolio
Example Job Listing
Hello, my name is Samantha Harris, and I am a Social Media Virtual Assistant. I am looking to hire a Virtual assistant to help me with my engagement on IG.
I don’t have the mental capacity to work on my account after working on my client’s accounts.
The person I need for this position will work between 9 am-9 pm Monday – Friday CST, you can choose when you work, but I need the work to be done within these hours.
You will need to understand:
- DM scripts
- how to find ideal clients through a hashtag
- pick up on how to speak.
This will be a position where we will learn together but knowing your way around IG and having experience with IG engagement.
I use Asana, Google Suite, LastPass, and Planoly to organize my business.
I need help roughly 1-hour a day, 20 hours a month, and my budget is $600.
Have systems in place for my business, so jumping in and starting to work will be quick! You will be doing a lot of work independently.
If this is you, please send an email to samanthainquiries@gmail.com. Please include a few sentences about yourself and your past work.
Thanks,
Samantha
This is an excellent example of a clear message. You’re able to give all of the information in a short and sweet message.