Once I was satisfied with the look and feel of my promotional web page, I began applying for many of the jobs I found hiring. Virtual Assistant Jobs is one website I found very helpful in this process. At this site, you will find job postings, ways of building onto your current skills or developing new skills as well as becoming certified in specific areas to start earning money.
From a list of YouTube channels that promoted "work-from-home" opportunities, I followed through by applying to the companies that were of interest. Since there is so much information readily available online for this sort of topic, you may find yourself becoming completely overwhelmed as I did. So, what I've done to keep myself organized was to create a folder on Google Drive labeled "Virtual Assistant Jobs" and within that folder, I would create a spreadsheet organized by which jobs were available and of interest, which jobs I applied for and when, and the follow-up information (like an email response, etc.) to ensure that I met any additional requirements in the proper time frame.
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Creating a professional profile on Upwork was also another necessary step that I took to increase my chances of landing a job that I wanted and to build onto my resume. When starting out on Upwork you will be asked to set your hourly rate. Upwork will take 20% of your hourly rate for their fees for the first $500 earned through their site. For money earned after $500, they will adjust their fee rate to 10%. So, set your hourly rate accordingly.
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