Welcome to the BeMyVA web site - it's free to use this leading International Directory that's listing Virtual Assistants from around the world.
Working with a VA can save you both time and money.
Our primary vision is to connect entrepreneurs and business leaders with Virtual Assistants.
We want you to easily locate your chosen help to assist you with the time consuming administration, back-office or on-line networking and marketing tasks - leaving you to run your business. You can achieve this by using our exclusive BeMyVA Directory Search facilities.
If you would like to know more about how to use the BeMyVA Directory and get some tips on how work with Virtual Assistants - then please click here.
Business Users are welcome to use the BeMyVA directory to search and locate their preferred Virtual Assistants - simply click on the search links above or the button below.
When you have located the Virtual Assistant that matches your business requirements just get in touch - and ask them to Be My VA!
Virtual Assistants are welcome to apply to join the BeMyVA International Directory for VAs - just click on the links above or the button below to increase your own profile on the web.
As a listed member of the BeMyVA Directory you will benefit from our search engine optimisation and marketing activities, our unique 'Clicks' reward scheme, and be seen by many more entrepreneurs and business leaders looking for someone with your skill-set.
The BeMyVA directory can also be an important support network for Virtual Assistants.
If you are working through a difficult task, just starting up, or thinking of becoming a virtual assistant, - as a BeMyVA member you can ask questions in the forum, or you can contact the BeMyVA panel of experts who will try to answer all your questions and help you to work towards improving your business or getting your own business started as a Virtual Assistant.
And finally, if you are a Virtual Assistant and you are not listed here, how can that new client ask you to Be My VA?
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