Every so often we open the floodgates to the people who want to use a virtual assistant, but just aren’t sure what we could do for them with our “FREE VA For The Day” programme.
Sales & Marketing
Sales & marketing using a virtual assistant: Whether it’s using traditional media stuffing envelopes or creating a bespoke social media presence, your VA can reach your target audience using proven, cost effective strategies.
Virtually Sorted helps you portray a professional image with marketing that works like clockwork. We avoid techniques which leave you struggling to cope with sudden influx of work and then a dry period where your bills pile up. Our strategy is to create a steady stream of enquiries that convert easily into the best kind of business for you.
Sales & Marketing Services
We can help with:
- Events
- PR
- Graphic design
- Newsletters
- Email marketing (Aweber and Constant Contact)
- Creating targeted lists
- Mail outs
- Postcard marketing
- Social media marketing
- Setting up profiles
- Defining your target market
- Ad strategies
- Capturing leads and funnel activities
As a former Ad-Exec, Caroline can show you the techniques the big companies use to get massive exposure for their brands.
Top Tips to Delegate More
If your New Year’s Resolution was to finally carve out some more time, you need to delegate more.
But it’s hard to delegate more when your To Do List stretches to several pages and you know for sure a few items dropped over the bottom of it several months ago. Sounding familiar?
It’s pretty common.
Free Virtual Assistant – January 2019
Every so often we open the floodgates to the people who want to use a virtual assistant, but just aren’t sure what we could do for them with our “FREE VA For The Day” programme.
Catch Caroline on BBC1’s The Apprentice!
Eagle eyed viewers of BBC1’s The Apprentice might have spotted Caroline doing deals with Karen Brady’s team last night… Filmed during the summer, we were sworn to secrecy about this little televisual moment until broadcast. Virtual Assistants – Doing great deals! In this episode the apprentices need to sell merchandise and artworks of Scottish based … Read moreCatch Caroline on BBC1’s The Apprentice!
Social Media Audit
So you know you SHOULD be doing some of this social media stuff, blogging, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn… But you just aren’t that convinced it’s really worth it for your business. We get that: It’s is not a one-size-fits-all requirement. Social Media Audit As a one off, we’ll look at your business and what you want … Read moreSocial Media Audit
GDPR – the practical guide
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations)… you’ll have seen this word swirling around in the internet-ether lately and might even be slightly panicked that you should know more about it. Certainly a quick flick through my spam box asks me:
“Are you GDPR compliant?”
“Is your customer database ready for GDPR?”
But what is GDPR?
Should you be paying attention to GDPR if you only market to your own clients? YES!
Digital Product Creation
A client asked me the other day how she could leverage her time by creating e-products rather than doing one-on-one training with her clients. She thought it would take a lot of time, effort and money to create digital products, but getting a product together for sale has never been easier – and you may already have the content!
How does social media help my business?
Speaking to a client the other day, she said “I spend loads of time tweeting, but I don’t see any real benefit” – so we had a little look at her account… How many followers do you have?
Mosaic Consumer Profiles
As a former Adgirl, I spent rather a lot of time squinting at Mosaic profiles – but what exactly are they, and how can they help you market your business? It’s used extensively in surveying and market research to identify the typical people found in that postcode and give some indication of their marketing preferences, … Read moreMosaic Consumer Profiles
The Follow Up Sandwich
This week I had a new client ask about our marketing services – basically as a new business he needed to generate leads from scratch and wasn’t very sure where to start!
For a small business getting cost effective marketing in place is essential. But if you’re never marketed before, how do you know what method will be most effective or whether the results are getting are typical?
Usually what we recommend is a “follow up sandwich” approach.
- The Bread: Our first slice of marketing is a postcard or letter mailed ou
t to a list of potential prospects. - The Filling: A sandwich filling of an email reminder with more information accessible online.
- Final slice: Finally a top slice sandwich phone call to those who have clicked open the email and shown an interest.
- The Bread: Our first slice of marketing is a postcard or letter mailed ou
