This document provides information about becoming a virtual assistant, including sample profiles, recommended job posting sites, available online jobs and salaries, payment options, and tips for success. It encourages building an online presence through publishing articles, provides examples of profile content, and estimates typical monthly salaries for various virtual assistant roles ranging from $500-900. The final sections discuss the importance of running a business that works for the owner, not as an employee, and growing one's character through financial growth.

1. The Virtual Assistant Academy
In cooperation with
iOutsourcer.com
proudly presents

2. THE BLUE
PRINT

3. How long have you been doing what
you do?
Are you comfortable in your 9-5 job

4. Is online job, TRUE or NOT?
YES.

5. Build/Create A Great Profile

6. Sample Profile #1

7. Sample Profile #2

8. Sample Profile #3

9. WHERE TO POST MY PROFILE?
There are hundreds and thousands
of Outsourcing sites:

10. Our Official Site
http://ioutsourcer.com/

11. http://easyoutsource.com

12. http://www.va4u.com/

13. Other Outsourcing Site
• Vworkers.com
• Onlinejobs.ph
• Elance.com
• MyOutdesk.com
• GetAcoder
• RentAcoder
• Virtual Assistant Finder

14. How to Build Your Profile?
Provide some proofs of
your Qualifications…
HOW?

15. Published articles in
Different Web 2.0 sites
1. Ezine articles.com Wordpress.com
2. Instamedia.com Squidoo.com
3. Blogger.com Hubpages.com
4. Ehow.com Technorati.com

19. What are the available jobs
online?

21. Salary Guidelines
General VA – Full-time, $500-$650 a month
Article / Content Writers - Full-time, $500-$600 /mo.
SEO Specialist – Full-time, $550-$750 a month
Web Developer - Full-time, $600-$900 a month
* Part-time rates would obviously be 50% of full-time rates.

22. How am I paid?

23. https://www.paypal.com
https://www.xoom.com
https://www.emoneygram.com
http://www.westernunion.com
http://www.moneybookers.com

28. After 6 months.....

31. Many freelancers fail because
they create businesses
and then go to work for their
businesses as employees.
A business should work for the
owner – not the other
way around.

32. Earn as much as you can, so you
can love as much as much as you
can…
But It’s not about the money.
Growing your money is only a path
to grow your character, your
perseverance, your wisdom, your
courage, and your love.

33. Thank you very much!