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Danielle Keister

Danielle Keister is an author, business advisor and innovator in the Virtual Assistant profession. Through her organization, the Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce, she is passionate about helping Virtual Assistants grow stronger, more financially successful practices that lead them to greater personal happiness, freedom and client satisfaction. She is the author and creator of over 21 Virtual Assistant guides and start-up tools. She is editor and publisher of The Portable Business™, a weekly ezine for small business owners, and pens Dear Gritty VA, a weekly business advice column for Virtual Assistants and the clients who work with them, published every Wednesday.

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» Top 10 Reasons Your Business Isn't Growing

By Danielle Keister | Published 01/27/2007 | Virtual Assistants , Outsourcing , Business Life | Rating:

Small business owners commonly fail to plan for their success. Sure, they want to be successful and profitable, but they often are so focused on the "doing" that they don't examine the practices that are keeping them from getting there.

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» Are You Prepared for Your Small Business Success?

By Danielle Keister | Published 10/30/2006 | Virtual Assistants , Outsourcing | Rating:

Safeguard your freedom to live and enjoy your life as a self-reliant, independent professional by planning ahead and hiring the help you need right now--you can't afford not to.

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» Creating Time the Virtual Way

By Danielle Keister | Published 10/10/2006 | Virtual Assistants , Outsourcing , Business Life | Rating:

A Virtual Assistant can take on those time-consuming administrative tasks and special projects, and give you more breathing room to grow, succeed and fall in love with your business again.

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» How to Hire a Virtual Assistant: Your 10-Step Guide to Finding the Perfect Fit

By Danielle Keister | Published 10/10/2006 | Virtual Assistants , Outsourcing , Business Life | Rating:

As a savvy business owner, you know you can’t do everything yourself. Whether you are capable or not, you understand that your time is most intelligently focused on activities that grow your business and generate revenue. And these days, outsourcing your administrative support work to a Virtual Assistant (or VA) makes it very easy to get just the amount of support you need without the expense of costly in-house staff.

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