Have You Considered…Going Global?

I’ve always believed in lifetime learning, especially since I started my business. Keeping up with technology alone requires continual research and information. One of the things I’ve always wondered was whether or not I could capture any ‘international’ business, outside of the business that comes to me naturally through normal marketing and networking channels.

If I could obtain international business, how would that look, what would I need to know, and would it be right for my particular business?

That’s what made me curious when I happened to connect with savvy VA, Carolyn Moncel who took her home-based Virtual Assistance practice from the comfort of her Chicago home to Paris, France, and beyond.

What I learned from having interviewed Carolyn made me realize that the timing was right to consider taking a closer look at what a global marketing initiative would or could do to increase my success.

NOW YOU CAN, TOO! If you’ve ever wondered if taking your business global was right for your practice, you will be interested in my newest product, Going Global! Finding and Working With International Clients In Your Virtual Assistance Practice.

This system includes my interview with Carolyn, a CD of the interview, and a 34 page booklet pulling all the information together about why this might be the BEST time for you to consider this new market share for your business.

This product provides in-depth information, resources and initiatives to help you decide if this potential business is the right fit for your Virtual Assistance practice. We’ll help you learn:

Firsthand details from a successful VA who took her business from the U.S. to Europe
Why now is the best time to consider working globally
Cultural considerations to establish international business
Resources to help you find ‘English-speaking’ opportunities in foreign lands
What characteristics, including speaking a second language achieve best results
Networking initiatives to help you identify good markets for VA services
Areas where you may find a similar work ethic to those shared by successful businesspeople in the U.S.
What organizations will help get you in front of potential clients
Choosing areas of the world based on their time zones as an advantageous option to potential prospects
How to market to these areas
Advantages and disadvantages of working internationally
And more!

Don’t DELAY, for a limited time I am offering you a one-time Pre-Production 20% Discount for this incredible package. THAT’S RIGHT! Order by January 15, 2010 and you’ll get this exciting product shipped to your home as soon as it’s released, but not for the $49.97 asking price, but ONLY $39.98. Use coupon code Intl2010 during the check-out process to receive your discount. Remember, you MUST order by January 15, 2010 to get the discount!

You’ve probably always wondered whether or not you could grow your business internationally; now you’ll have the tools and resources available to you to find out about capturing business in this new and exciting way.

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3 Responses to “Have You Considered…Going Global?”

Bob Says:
December 30th, 2009 at 9:23 am
A Virtual Assistant can do many of the administrative and time-consuming tasks in the company and the company can simply enjoy the outputs.
Melanie Says:
February 8th, 2010 at 7:43 am
My clients have always been mainly from out of the country, that was just the way it turned out. the beauty of being a VA is all of the different industries you get to work in and all the great people you meet
Jeannine Clontz Says:
February 8th, 2010 at 8:30 am
How wonderful, Melanie -

Glad to hear you have a successful and pofitable international business! Keep it up!