Got Laid Off Today. What To Do Now?
I just joined a whole bunch of other Americans who have been laid off recently. Just doing a search today, jobs are scarce in my profession which is an office manager. I need o find work quick because my mortgage is due within the next 10 days.
I would run a WSO but have extra funds for this.
I am proficient in setting up websites, autoresponders, blogs, plus a lot more.
I can work as a virtual assistant in doing numerous tasks.
Here is a list of what I can do for you:
Here are some of the skills that I can offer to any one who needs a virtual assistant:
- Setup an autoresponder and load with content
- Setup up a minisite with sales letter and payment link plus thank you pages.
- Setup a blog with any plugins necessary and and add content spread over time
- Answer emails
- Write and send emails to a list.
- Submit website to directories
- Submit articles to directories
- Research
- Plus miscellaneous tasks.
Now, I know you don't know me from Adam, but what I can say is I do know my way around a computer and how to use the Internet.
I am consistent and timely. PM me by letting me know what you need done and I will get it done for you right away.
I am also looking into helping businesses offline get an online presence.
How would I go about doing this?
Like I said, I can build websites and get traffic to them. My problem has been in conversion.
Is there a certain way to approach these offline business owners?
Not looking for a handout, looking for guidance.
I'll work at McDonalds if I have to, but I will wait till next week before I go that route. It is something I don't want to do, but you have to do what you need to do to survive.
Thanks.
Christian
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