How to Delegate to Virtual Assistants: Virtual Assistants and Your Supercharged Business Results

Thinking about hiring a virtual assistant? Are you enticed by the savings of going overseas? Do you want to get started quickly with minimal mistakes and problems? Then this e-book is for you--and Tony just doubled the information in this new edition!

Virtual assistants are changing how small business operates. But what is it all about and how do you work with one anyway? This book shows you how it all works, and what you need to do. Tony Signorelli is a consultant, and he teaches you how to get virtual assistants into your business. He doesn't sell virtual assistant services--he just helps you get them into your business the right way.

You will learn why you need a virtual assistant, what you can expect from a virtual assistant, how to find a virtual assistant, how to help your virtual assistant succeed for you, how to delegate tasks, and how to delegate procedures to your virtual assistant. Plus, access to free resources in the companion site.

Almost every big entrepreneurial name today is using virtual assistants. I've spoken with Robert Allen's assistant, Tim Ferriss of course uses virtual assistants, and even Brian Tracy. But it is not just for the big guys. Any serious business person or entrepreneur can use virtual assistants to their advantage.

Book includes links to free reader only content, including instructional videos, resources for VAs, and more. The new edition includes page after page of tips, ideas, applications, and uses of VAs in lead generation, sales growth, calendar management, and special industries like real estate and internet marketing.

"I wrote this book because a good virtual assistant can change an entrepreneur's life. I am out to help supercharge 5,000 businesses in the next year, and using a virtual assistant is key to that effort," said Tony Signorelli, the author. "I just want to help entrepreneurs succeed. Let's make your business one of those 5,000."

The first part of this book is a quick read at about 6,000 words. Part 2 is another 6,000 words with the tips and tricks Tony shares here. You will be very glad you read it.