The Virtual Assistant Handbook

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The Gorillas Want Bananas: The Lean Marketing Handbook for Small Expert Businesses by Debbie Jenkins and Joe Gregory

This now classic book on Lean Marketing shares 7 marketing keys for getting more success by doing and spending less!

£15 value

The Small Business Detox: Do Less. Spend Less. Get More. by Debbie Jenkins and Joe Gregory

In this essential Lean Marketing toolbook you'll discover tools and techniques for ridding your business of the toxic waste that's getting in the way of success.

£7.95 value

Power Branding: Stand Out. Get Noticed. Be Remembered. by Debbie Jenkins and Joe Gregory

In this essential Lean Marketing toolbook you'll master the essential branding principles which allow you to stand out, be remembered and attract clients willing to pay a premium.

£7.95 value

£100 TOWARDS MY NEXT "VA BOOTCAMP"

This discount is worth £100 off the FULL price of my newest course, The VA Bootcamp. The full price of each 2 day Bootcamp is £999 so with the £100 discount you pay just £899 for intensive VA training designed to kick start your business and get your bottom line into shape!

Everything I talk about in my book (plus much more) is covered in detail on the course and the 2 day format gives you the time and space to work ON your business rather than IN it.
£100 value

Now you know what to do to claim your bonuses all that's left is for you to decide if The Virtual Assistant Handbook is right for you...

Read on to make your decision to buy now even easier and you will soon realise you would want to buy this book - even if I wasn't offering you any these bonuses at all!

"The book is crammed full of really helpful tips and is heaven sent for a complete novice like me. It is a thoroughly enriching and inspirational read with very clear and easy to understand references. I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone considering making the leap to becoming a VA."
Alison Wright, Co Durham

"The book is a fantastic read with loads of excellent practical things that people can do if they aspire to be a VA. Also I think there is great stuff for everyone, not just VAs. I took note of a few things myself!"
David Slane, Regional Director - Local Business, Barclays

"I am a new VA and feel that this book was written just for me. It is so open and honest and points out many mistakes that I was unaware of, even after completing a recognised VA diploma. Nadine has given me such good ideas about how to focus on my niche and I have found her book very useful."
Sharlene Smith, VA, www.e-virtuality.co.uk

"Although I'm not in the VA business I found the book easy to understand, written with a clear, friendly writing style."
Catherine Gregory, Senior Career Development Adviser, University of Bradford

Like Having Your Hand Held by a Wise Best-Friend
By Ms V. K. Knight
"While this book is a comprehensive guide to starting and running a VA business in its own right - it's the author's honest, encouraging and down-to-earth style that makes this particular book special. So, rather than just a solid textbook with everything you need to know, you also get a warm and realistic view into what makes Nadine's own business tick. This isn't just a book that says "become a VA it's easy" either; Nadine makes it clear that the work can be hard and that you have to be disciplined to make a go of it."

An Excellent Business Book Applied to Virtual Assistants
By Rintu Basu, Author, The Persuasion Skills Black Book
"When I read this book I did so with some trepidation because I didn't think I was in the target readership for the book. I have used VAs in the past and not quite got the results I wanted and the nature of my work means I come across people wanting to start working for themselves all the time. My goals for reading this book were to get some insight into the world of VAs, how I could use one more effectively and more ideas around a business that is different from my own that I could use for myself and others. I got all of my objectives and much more from Nadine's book.

Let me start with the one thing that would have made the book even better for me and that is to add some male angle to the work. I guess Nadine didn't because her target readership is female but I couldn't help thinking that there must be a man somewhere that is starting or running a VA business. Anyway this is a mute point against everything that is thoroughly brilliant about this book.

The writing style is conversational with relevant stories, experiences and anecdotes throughout. This made the book an easy and enjoyable read as well as extremely informative.

I think one of the best features of this book is how specific it is, i.e. it is for VAs starting and running a business in the UK. Within this Nadine speaks from personal experience and it is quite clear she is an extremely capable business woman as she gives good business advice that you can apply to any business. Even though I am not in the VA business I found myself taking notes about things I need to do or check about my own business whilst reading this book.

Nadine has a coaching style to her writing and the whole book is laid out to take you through the whole process of starting, marketing and maintaining your VA business. My favourite chapter had to be the one on finding your niche. The advice here applies to any business and Nadine has experience in marketing that really shines out in this chapter.

In conclusion I think this book is essential reading for anyone in the VA world whether working as a VA or uses a VA. But I also think it would be wise to read the book with a wider perspective than just that because the ideas, advice and experiences Nadine writes about can apply to any business."

Not just for VAs
By Jo Parfitt, Author of 26 Books www.joparfitt.com
"I found masses in this book that will help me in my own small business of publishing consultancy. It is upbeat, accessible and full of great tips and advice for any budding or current VA. The takeaways here on pricing, finding a niche and marketing were very valuable indeed. I shall be recommending this to all my fellow small biz owners."

This book is a gem!
By Elisa Sibille
"Drawing from her personal experience as a successful VA in the UK, Nadine takes you step by step from understanding what a VA is and does, to creating your own successful business.
I found the book is written in a clear, easy to understand style, and covers everything you may possibly need: how to figure out if becoming a VA is the right choice for you; how to stand out from the crowd with a specific niche; how to market yourself effectively and have a constant stream of work coming your way; how to decide what services to offer and when and how to work, so that you can have the balanced life you wanted in the first place.
I have learnt lots and will be implementing all the relevant advice in my own business, although I am not a VA myself, as most of Nadine's sound advice can be applied to any business.
I warmly recommend this book if you wish to start or renew your VA career or any home run business."

Solid Advice for Any Virtual Assistant But Essential if You're UK-based
By Julie Gregory
"While I wouldn't necessarily call myself a VA (I furnish and manage private rental properties) lots of the advice in this book has been really useful in getting me organised and handling clients in a professional way. It's obvious that the author is very experienced and it's great that she's confident and generous enough to be sharing all the ins-and-outs of getting started and staying organised. What's even better is that Nadine is a UK-based VA and so you'll find lots of practical stuff in here for UK-based businesses that the US focused books take for granted. If you're not UK-based though don't worry - many of tips - on marketing, pricing and setting boundaries are useful wherever you're based."