Grow your business and reach for the stars! Virtual Dream Office Services(VDOS) provides you, the virtual assistant, with expert administrative support to retain current clients and add more cleints all at the same time.
Retain & gain clients by subcontracting with me!
- Your client will gain more time than what you have
- You keep the client, I do the work
- Offer expertise outside your skillset such as bookkeeping, excel spreadsheets and podcasting
- Give projects to me and find more clients
You, the virtual assistant, needs an assistant!
- Software research
- Keep up your bookkeeping
- Create and maintain your profiles
- Create excel spreadsheets
- Send out newsletters
- Maintain email
- Web research to create info product
- Technology based tasks
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Showing posts with label virtual subcontractor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label virtual subcontractor. Show all posts
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Choosing Technology For A Virtual Team
As a team member currently I'm doing research for my contractor on project management software. I came across this video on Youtube from The Anywhere Office. Hope it comes in handy for the subcontractor, multi-VA firm or business owner.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Press Release
For Immediate Release
Collette Schultz
Software Savvy Sub
Phone: 608 853 1435
Email: infovdoswi@yahoo.com
Web site: http://www.softwaresavvysub.snappages.com
A Software Podcast That Will Help Begin & Grow A Virtual Business
Software Savvy Sub, Collette Schultz shares what software other successful owners are using to run their virtual businesses. No matter what phase your business is in. If it's in the beginning phase or growing phase you always need new software that works for your business.
Asking similar ways that helps keep our upcoming guests, such as: Kelly McCausey, WAHM Talk Radio, Jeannine Clontz, IVAA president and Christina Hills, Shopping Cart Queen, use software to be successful in their virtual business. Our special guests will help you make an informed decision on software purchases. Each month, after signing up for the Software Savvy Sub's newsletter, the podcast will be published and available for download. Each podcast is approximately thirty minutes in length and provides you with links of the products discussed.
If you're tired of not knowing where to begin and researching software, then listening to this podcast series will help you determine the right software for your business. Many virtual subcontractors look to the Software Savvy Sub for direction and leadership in the virtual industry.
Collette Schultz has been a virtual subcontractor, while living on a Midwest farm, for the past three years. She is similar in many ways to the average working woman. What makes her an inspiration is the progress made implementing new marketing strategies through internet forums, increasing her visibility and continuing to live the dream of working virtually.
Collette Schultz
Software Savvy Sub
Phone: 608 853 1435
Email: infovdoswi@yahoo.com
Web site: http://www.softwaresavvysub.snappages.com
A Software Podcast That Will Help Begin & Grow A Virtual Business
Software Savvy Sub, Collette Schultz shares what software other successful owners are using to run their virtual businesses. No matter what phase your business is in. If it's in the beginning phase or growing phase you always need new software that works for your business.
Asking similar ways that helps keep our upcoming guests, such as: Kelly McCausey, WAHM Talk Radio, Jeannine Clontz, IVAA president and Christina Hills, Shopping Cart Queen, use software to be successful in their virtual business. Our special guests will help you make an informed decision on software purchases. Each month, after signing up for the Software Savvy Sub's newsletter, the podcast will be published and available for download. Each podcast is approximately thirty minutes in length and provides you with links of the products discussed.
If you're tired of not knowing where to begin and researching software, then listening to this podcast series will help you determine the right software for your business. Many virtual subcontractors look to the Software Savvy Sub for direction and leadership in the virtual industry.
Collette Schultz has been a virtual subcontractor, while living on a Midwest farm, for the past three years. She is similar in many ways to the average working woman. What makes her an inspiration is the progress made implementing new marketing strategies through internet forums, increasing her visibility and continuing to live the dream of working virtually.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
My New Logo

Thanks to a recent blogging contest I was privileged to win a new logo for my Software Savvy Sub podcast series. Not only did it turn out extremely well but it came from a fellow Wisconsin VA, Susi Schuele. She did a great job in her creativity. If you need a logo yourself I have added her contact information below.
Your feedback would be appreciated.
Created by:
Susi Schuele, Owner
Time Matters CIC
262-510-1236
888-890-4811 fax
http://www.myvirtualproject.com
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Give Credit Where Credit Is Due
Can you believe 2009 is half way complete? It's been an amazing and awesome year for me. Finally stepping out of my comfort zone has been the biggest step. When I say awesome I don't even mean profitable financially but more inspirational. How you may ask?
Two and a half years ago I completed my mentoring program with Diane Hess. She was the one that took me by the hand and introduced all the different possibilties there are for a VA to do. I must say it took her quite some time to come out of my shell. In 2009 is when it happened. With a few extra pushes from her in became a reality.
In January I also started listening to many podcasts. For me learning through audio works best. It's one of those things I can literally do on the go. Some of the podcasts I download and learn from every week are Darlene Victoria, Denise Griffitts, Melody Campbell, Kelly McCausey, Rick Cooper, Phil & Jason Montaro and Scott Fox. I could name a ton more but those are favorite at this time.
In March I started my own podcast series, Software Savvy Sub, www.softwaresavvysub.info/wordpress Also being really involved in forums and blogging became a high priority. Because I stayed consistant with it two of the forums brought me on as leaders. Virtual Assistant Forums asked me to create a subcontractors group and Find Virtual branded me as a a member of the Leader Board. Wisconsin Virtual Assistant Network gave me the opportunity to be their blog moderator.
So as you see the majority of the things I accomplished so far in 2009 aren't profitable. They're fulfilling and priceless...............
Two and a half years ago I completed my mentoring program with Diane Hess. She was the one that took me by the hand and introduced all the different possibilties there are for a VA to do. I must say it took her quite some time to come out of my shell. In 2009 is when it happened. With a few extra pushes from her in became a reality.
In January I also started listening to many podcasts. For me learning through audio works best. It's one of those things I can literally do on the go. Some of the podcasts I download and learn from every week are Darlene Victoria, Denise Griffitts, Melody Campbell, Kelly McCausey, Rick Cooper, Phil & Jason Montaro and Scott Fox. I could name a ton more but those are favorite at this time.
In March I started my own podcast series, Software Savvy Sub, www.softwaresavvysub.info/wordpress Also being really involved in forums and blogging became a high priority. Because I stayed consistant with it two of the forums brought me on as leaders. Virtual Assistant Forums asked me to create a subcontractors group and Find Virtual branded me as a a member of the Leader Board. Wisconsin Virtual Assistant Network gave me the opportunity to be their blog moderator.
So as you see the majority of the things I accomplished so far in 2009 aren't profitable. They're fulfilling and priceless...............
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Interested In Forming A Business Entity Webinar?
I'm in the process of forming a business entity. Someone from Laughlin Associates has offered to do an informational webinar specific for the virtual assistant industry. Would any of you be interested in joining the webinar? I plan on having it in July. Is there a specific day of the week you prefer? Most likely I would do it mid afternoon or mid evening CST. I would schedule it and let everyone know when and more specifics. Thanks for your feedback. I'm sure I'm not the only one interested in hearing about business entities specific to our industry.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Virtual Assistant Subcontractor’s Road to Success
Announcing "Virtual Assistant Subcontractor’s Road to Success" Group.
Being known as the Software Savvy Sub and owner of Virtual Dream Office Services I'm proud to announce a new addition to the list of popular Virtual Assistant Forums discussion groups, the “ VA Subcontractor’s Road to Success”. This group is intended for virtual assistants who are interested in experiencing what it is like to work virtually prior to getting their own VA business off the ground. Participants can ask questions about finding work as a VA subcontractor, how to set up a home office, training programs and reading resources, finding the perfect mentor, setting policies and hours, as well as what software is needed to operate a virtual assistance business.
Each month will forus on a different topic of discussion. Join us as we kick off June 2009 to discuss The Mind Set of a Subcontractor. Group conversation will focus on:
1. Why is dedication so crucial to a subcontractor’s success?
2. What does it mean to have the spirit of an entrepreneur? Why is that spirit important?
3. What boundaries should you consider setting as a subcontractor and why?
4. What defines you as a subcontractor?
5. What personality types are more likely to succeed in the VA industry?
To participate in the discussion group, you must be a registered member of Virtual Assistant Forums and abide by the community rules.
Please create an account and read the members guidelines then go to http://www.virtualassistantforums.com/groups/va-subcontractor-s-road-success.html .
I hope to bring participants the opportunity and information these individuals need to succeed.
ABOUT VIRTUAL ASSISTANT FORUMS: Virtual Assistant Forums [VAF] is the social networking and discussion forum for virtual assistants at all levels of business development. Register to claim and customize your profile and network with other VAs, share information and experience, post images and create videos, start a blog, create and join discussion groups, and network live in the chatroom! Regularly published jobs, tons of great resources, a directory, and more - it's all in one place. To register for a free membership at this friendly, supportive community of professional VAs today visit http://www.virtualassistantforums.com/
Being known as the Software Savvy Sub and owner of Virtual Dream Office Services I'm proud to announce a new addition to the list of popular Virtual Assistant Forums discussion groups, the “ VA Subcontractor’s Road to Success”. This group is intended for virtual assistants who are interested in experiencing what it is like to work virtually prior to getting their own VA business off the ground. Participants can ask questions about finding work as a VA subcontractor, how to set up a home office, training programs and reading resources, finding the perfect mentor, setting policies and hours, as well as what software is needed to operate a virtual assistance business.
Each month will forus on a different topic of discussion. Join us as we kick off June 2009 to discuss The Mind Set of a Subcontractor. Group conversation will focus on:
1. Why is dedication so crucial to a subcontractor’s success?
2. What does it mean to have the spirit of an entrepreneur? Why is that spirit important?
3. What boundaries should you consider setting as a subcontractor and why?
4. What defines you as a subcontractor?
5. What personality types are more likely to succeed in the VA industry?
To participate in the discussion group, you must be a registered member of Virtual Assistant Forums and abide by the community rules.
Please create an account and read the members guidelines then go to http://www.virtualassistantforums.com/groups/va-subcontractor-s-road-success.html .
I hope to bring participants the opportunity and information these individuals need to succeed.
ABOUT VIRTUAL ASSISTANT FORUMS: Virtual Assistant Forums [VAF] is the social networking and discussion forum for virtual assistants at all levels of business development. Register to claim and customize your profile and network with other VAs, share information and experience, post images and create videos, start a blog, create and join discussion groups, and network live in the chatroom! Regularly published jobs, tons of great resources, a directory, and more - it's all in one place. To register for a free membership at this friendly, supportive community of professional VAs today visit http://www.virtualassistantforums.com/
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Working as your virtual subcontractor, I bring experience and also add value to your business. Which is priceless.......
BUSINESS BACKGROUND
- Honest & Hard Working
- 15 Plus Years of Office Experience
- Associate Degree Accounting
- Associate Degree Admin Assistant
- Own & Operate A Family Farm
- Certified Virtual Professional Seal
- Certified Electronic Spreadsheet Certificate(Excel)
