Great advice from both tess and andrea, Thanks so much

Hi Everyone,

I know this is a pretty aged thread, but I wanted to bring it back to life to see if anyone is still using this method? If it works? And what sites are you submitting to?

I appreciate any feedback, as I'm just trying to figure out as many budget-friendly methods for marketing.

Thanks!

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I am still learning the ins and outs of online directories and SEO as well. I have one site submitted to Google and Yahoo both but trying to drive traffic to it has been very frustrating Then of course I check my page ranking and it tells me it has not moved and that is even more frustrating. So I am probably not the best to answer this but I am also going to submit to local advertising sites in my area to hopefully get things picked up a bit more.

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Laura - Legacy Administrative Solutions

After assessing the most effective use of my time, I've pretty much dropped trying to get my website in front of the unknown internet masses. It takes a lot of time to learn AND DO everything required to improve your website's SEO and get it on online directories. While I am new to the VA industry, my gut instinct tells me that just like I got my traditional jobs of old, getting clients as a virtual assistant is really no different. It's almost ALWAYS about networking. All of my jobs, with the exception of one, has been through solid networking and referals.

So, not to rain on this thread's parade, but I've decided to concentrate my very precious time on building a network by going to meet-ups, my local chamber of commerce, and just talking my new company up with everyone!

- Eli

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