For the new VA
How to Become a Digital Media Virtual Assistant
Be like the Wendy's person. Will work social media ideas and promotions for income Being digital media freelancer is for real!!
The only reason I’d ever join Twitter is to follow the Wendy’s account.
It seems like a dream job to just be sassy to people, own up to mistakes, call McDonald’s out on their food quality and service, have fun with life and make people laugh… oh yes and remind people of your sales and products every now and then.
A DREAM JOB. This social media person behind Wendy’s is kicking butt.
Wait, that’s kind of my job. Um, sometimes, except I don’t play on Twitter. I play on Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, and the blog space… for clients. Sometimes I get to mimic their sassy pants and just have fun.
Sometimes I get to put on my sassy pants and just have fun with ideas… Goodness, I made these meme spoofs forever ago. It was so much fun!
My client, who has her own fun style, was able to use them to promote her events. It stood out in the crowd among all the other DIYers. It was fun. And I pinched myself that I could come up with ideas AND get to create them… or now find others to create them who have more talent than me!!
You could have your dream job.
Why the heck not?
But, how do you get there?
How do you get this dream gig playing on social media for work?
There are tons of online marketing schools, but I’d like to help you cut through the chase and get remote digital media virtual assistant work the way I know how.
If doing this type of social stuff as a little fun side hustle interests you just the tiniest bit, then learn How to Become a Virtual Assistant here. I took everything I kept repeating to new freelancers—how to get started, what services to offer, how to price yourself, and where to find clients—and put it all into one clear training.
This $47 mini-course is the shortcut I wish I had when I started. You’ll walk away with direction, confidence, and a real plan to land paying work using the skills you already have.
This is a growing industry! You can find work, purpose, paychecks and fun all in one flexible job.
Written by
Emily Reagan is a mom of four, board game pro, freelance digital marketer and Marketing Assistant Mentor who has helped over 450 go-getters, including military spouses, stay-at-home moms, and professional women learn in-demand skills and find flexible remote work as digital marketing assistants and specialists. She’s shared 3,000+ job leads with her freelancer community The Digital Marketer’s Workgroup.
Ask her any questions over on IG @emilyreaganpr
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Looking to hire a Digital Marketing Assistant? If you want to expand your team & grow your business, submit your job opportunity here. I’ll share it with the skilled unicorn marketing assistants inside my workgroup totally free.
