Thank you so much. Yes, I do have a welcome packet made up. I have print versions that are like a realtors pre-listing package since that is the main focus of my business, with small businesses running an extremely close second. I can also e-mail it. I have my contracts ready to go with the confidentiality clause built in, and I also bought a project planning notebook for when I get to sit down with some of the local business owners. (These are great for taking notes) My main surprise was when I found out about a local VA that only handles 2 clients because she only has 4 hours a day to work. She has no website and does no advertising or planning because she has all the business she can use right now.
I am wondering if that is a good or bad thing because if she loses those 2 clients she will lose all her business. I also thought that she is missing out on alot of business that she could be subcontracting or referring to other VAs for a small fee. It made me glad that I took the plunge into the press release arena. Now I just have to complete the one for the web!
Press release going in paper
I just wanted to let all of you that helped me proof my press release it is going to be in this Sunday's Business section of my local paper. This is a pretty big deal because this is the paper with the highest circulation in our area. 
This should at least get me a few inquiries in my local area even if it doesn't land me a client. (But I'm really gonna hold out for the clients! lol)
I hope it helps bring interested PCs to your site!
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Re: Press release going in paper
. Ah well. At least it's on the front of the business section above the fold. I'm not holding my breath on getting alot of calls on this press release because I don't feel it explains very well what I do. Live and learn I guess.
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