Starting out as a virtual assistant was very exciting for me. I researched various topics on the matter. I wanted to know all the pro’s and con’s of this business and what software tools they utilized.
As you can see there are a lot of different task softwares on the market for virtual assistants. Having all these options to choose from was a bit overwhelming for me. I take the time to read, practice or look at demos to see how they actually work.
My goal was to find software that will allow me to organize, and complete my tasks in a timely fashion without breaking the bank. The best course of action is to research and take the time to try them for yourself.
- Hubstaff is a web-based time tracking and project management tool that’s very simple to use
- Dropbox a popular tool to share files with one another
- Google Calendar
- GroupMe
- LastPass
- Text Messages
- Rhino Support
- Skype
- Zoom
- Messenger
- Google Duo
- A Project Management System try Trello, ClickUp, Basecamp, and Asana
- A Business Credit Card
- Business Cards
- ConvertKit
- A Spell-Check/Writing Tool
- Grammarly
- Vimeo
- High-Quality Headphones
- A very good laptop/computer
- A decent internet connection
- A business website
- Canva
- Free stock photos
- Color HTML
- Top Tracker
- Freshbooks
- Adobe Pro
- Microsoft Office
- Printer/Scanner
Shop around for free trials if you are just starting out, it will save you a lot of money.
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