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Your Marketing Key – The Four Questions

Becki Noles
Posted in June 30th, 2008
Published in Business, Coaching, Marketing, Marketing Offline, Marketing Online

By: Janet Slack
There is a lot of information available about how to market a coaching business and yet many coaches still struggle.  How do you know which idea to follow and how to make it work for you?  The answer is in what I call the “pre-marketing” work that needs to be done to build […]

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How Can Twitter Help Me Make More Money Online?

Becki Noles
Posted in June 19th, 2008
Published in Articles, Marketing, Marketing Online, Social Marketing

Twitter doesn’t sound like much. It suggests that you tell the world what you’re doing in 140 characters or less. So what? How are people using this social marketing tool to make more money online?
What You Need To Know: Follow and Be Followed!
The key to twitter is to follow and be followed. If you’re on […]

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How to Use Twitter

Becki Noles
Posted in June 17th, 2008
Published in Articles, Marketing, Social Marketing

Twitter is in the lead of the popularity board when it comes to social media sites.
Now twitter serves the basic purpose of every social site and virtual community out there, and that purpose is to connect the users, or to provide the hub or gathering place for its members to communicate.
Twitter specifically gives your friends […]

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About The Coach Virtual Assistants

myimgkO′ch VA adj. 1. a highly specialized and niched virtual assistant who is in tune with their coaching clients and customizes solutions based upon their individual needs and goals 2. differs from a general virtual assistant as they only partner with members of the coaching industry [syn: Virtual Accuracy]

vur′chu-al asis′tent adj. an independent contractor and entrepreneur who assists you in taking care of the administrative and technical side of your business or life. They assist you or your business on a contractual basis from a remote location. While most VAs perform administrative tasks they are more than just a home-based secretary. Before setting up their practices, most VAs held prominent positions in the corporate world. The Virtual Assistance industry comprises former corporate trainers, publicity agents, marketing executives, paralegals, executive assistants and many more. **This particular definition of a Virtual Assistant was developed by Virtual Accuracy.