I was considering putting a slogan like Small Business Office Support under the name of my business and then just having my name in the corner

I am a S-Corp, so I use President / Virtual Assistant

Julie

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Julie | Virtual Resource Services, Inc (VRSI)
http://www.vrsioffice.com

A great post! I quite like the title "General Manager" as it covers everything, whilst I am carrying out the services all by myself, I am running the business as well.

Originally Posted by JKVirtualOffice

With no offense to the wonderful male VAs who are contributing to this forum, do you think that if the VA industry were predominantly male that we'd even be having this discussion....?

As a male VA/Social Media Marketer myself, with the testosterone pumping through my body, on my business cards, I have proudly listed myself as "GOD."

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Tony Thomas - Social Media Professional
Social Media of Portland

I used President because I'm new and I thought it sounded professional, but this is a great question. Thank you.

I use Proprietor on mine. I feel it lets people know that they are dealing with the person with whom the buck stops (ok I am also the person where it starts too because I am the only person but they don't really need to know that).

It never dawned on me *not* to put my home address on my cards, thanks so much for that tip. That's something I will need to think about.

I plan on using "Owner" as my title.

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Circle Assistants

I have toyed with this question over and over and finally landed on "Proprietress" Still gets the message out, but a little different as well.

Great ideas in this thread.

I don't have my business cards printed yet but was considering Partner/Virtual assistant. I think putting 'Virtual Assistant' there is very important

On legals, I use "Owner/Operator." But I don't have a title listed on my business cards--just my name, email, and phone. I'm a one-man show, and most people already know that by the time they get my card.

That said, I think it's interesting when creative people use creative titles. Someone I worked with once, who was actually a partner in a decent-sized graphic design company, titled herself "Chief Coffee-Maker." It made a lot of sense for her personality. She was enormously talented but the most humble, down-to-earth person you could hope to know.

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