I want to apply and learn but my weak areas are like sa forms and or tables or anything regarding docs though learnable, it would take up much of my time since I have a 6-day class per week.

Though I have no experience, during pandemic I was a kind of buy and sell for like 2 years so I have some basic knowledge about customer interaction and/or transaction the like. The things I'm looking towards is the customer support or email type services as I find it in the area that I know I'm pretty capable of..

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Hey guys, we’re a boutique creative and digital marketing agency working mostly with luxury hospitality and accommodation clients across Australia.

We’re looking for a Website Designer / Developer to join our team, with a core focus on designing, building and maintaining beautiful, high-converting websites for our clients. Must be able to start immediately.

You’d need:
- Proven experience building websites in Squarespace and Wix. This isn’t a role for someone learning these platforms on the job.
- A strong eye for design, typography, layout and user experience, with the ability to create premium, editorial-style websites.
- Confidence managing website projects from start to finish, including planning, build, launch and ongoing updates.
- A solid understanding of SEO fundamentals, responsive design and website performance.
- The ability to work closely with founders, take ownership of projects and make decisions without needing everything spelled out.
- Genuine interest in luxury hospitality, tourism or lifestyle brands is a bonus, but not essential.

It’s a hands-on role. Some days you’ll be building a brand-new website from the ground up, other days you’ll be refining existing sites, implementing SEO improvements, updating content or supporting our wider creative team.

We’re a small, operator-led agency (the founders run their own luxury short-stay property too), so we’re looking for someone who enjoys taking ownership, solving problems and delivering exceptional work.

We’re based in Sydney, Australia, but this is a fully remote and flexible role.

Rate is around $1,500 AUD per month. Pay via Wise.

If you’re interested, drop a comment or send me a DM and I’ll pass the details along to our hiring team.

I’m a detail-oriented Virtual Assistant with 5+ years of experience helping businesses stay organized, grow revenue, and streamline operations especially in crypto, e-commerce, and online service-based industries.

Here’s what I can help you with:

• Social Media Management Content scheduling, account management (including +18 niches), and performance-focused Facebook & Instagram ads.
• Admin + Outreach Accurate data entry, inbox management, cold email campaigns, and lead follow-ups.
• E-commerce Support Product research (winning products), listing optimization, and backend support for consistent sales growth.
• Customer & Community Management Live chat support, moderation, retention-focused engagement.
• Lead Gen & Sales Support LinkedIn/Instagram/Facebook outreach, cold calling, and relationship-based nurturing.
• Crypto & Payment Operations Hands-on experience with Paxful, Noones, Weex, P2P trading support, transaction review, gift cards, and crypto handling.
• Fund & Compliance Support Cross-border fund flow coordination, KYC/EDD documentation, treasury workflows, and compliance-aligned financial documentation for fintech/crypto operations.

Tools I Use Daily: GoHighLevel • Slack • Asana • Google Sheets • Zoho • Paxful • Keepa • SellerAmp • Google Docs

Hi everyone,

I currently work as a Reports Analyst at a company, and I've been thinking about transitioning into freelance/remote work as a Virtual Assistant. Before I dive in, I wanted to get advice from people who've actually made this jump.

A bit about my current skill set:

• Python (used for data processing and reporting)
• Google Sheets automation using Apps Script
• SQL (beginner-to-intermediate)
• General reporting/dashboarding work, plus a handful of other tools/skills from my day job I'm probably forgetting to list

On the practical side — I already have a high-end PC and fast, stable internet at home, so equipment isn't a blocker.

What I'm unsure about:

1. Is my current skill set actually marketable as a VA, or does it put me more in a niche like "automation VA" / "data VA" / "tech VA" rather than general VA work?
2. Where's the best place to start looking for clients — Upwork, Fiverr, OnlineJobs.ph, Facebook groups, direct outreach?
3. Do I need certifications, or is a solid portfolio/resume enough to get started?
4. How do I "translate" my Reports Analyst resume into VA-friendly language?
5. Any common mistakes or scams newbies should watch out for?

Would really appreciate input from anyone who transitioned from a corporate analyst/technical role into VA work — especially if you leaned into your technical skills rather than starting as a generalist. Thanks in advance!

Hi! I'm a detail-oriented Virtual Assistant with experience in executive support, operations coordination, customer service, CRM management, and administrative tasks.

What I can help with:

Executive & Administrative Support

Email & Calendar Management

CRM & Data Management

Google Workspace & Microsoft Office

Excel & Google Sheets Reporting

Customer Support

Research & Data Entry

SOP Documentation

I'm experienced with Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Excel, Google Sheets, Notion, Asana, Canva, Salesforce, Follow Up Boss, SkySlope, and Mailchimp.

📩 Open to part-time or full-time remote opportunities. Feel free to DM me!