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You have questions and I love to write- goes with the job. But even more, I love to share. So welcome to a source of articles, where you’ll discover answers to your questions, insightful articles and tips for SME businesses.
Standard disclaimer here: These articles are my own work and my own opinions. I don’t represent any official position of my clients, former employers, or any other company.
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- AI and virtual assistants
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- AI for small business
- AI tools for business
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- Working Smarter
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- choose the right software for your business
- choosing business software
- getting help in your small business
- handing work over to a VA
- how to work with a VA
- human judgement and AI
- organise business processes
- replace your CRM
- small business CRM
- small business admin support
- small business processes
- small business tools
- virtual assistant services
- virtual assistant support for small businesses
How do I get VA support when I haven’t got time to explain everything?
Need VA support, but haven’t got time to explain everything?
That feeling can stop small business owners taking action altogether. It feels too big, too hard, and too much like an “I’ll deal with that another day” problem, so you manage on.
But you don’t need tidy folders, perfect processes and a ceremonial handover document before asking for help.
In this blog, I’m sharing seven practical ways to start handing work over when you don’t have time to prepare properly, beginning with one annoying repeat task, the messy version, and a clearer way forward.