Where can I work as a VA?

CrystalMath

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Where can I work as a VA without having to pay money first like here in BHW.

Don't suggest websites like Fiverr and upwork.

I'm willing to work for as low as $1/hour for the first month.

I can code in python and Javascript. Also HTML and CSS. I can build WordPress websites, change or maintain them. I can do paid ads on Google and Facebook, particularly app installs campaigns.

Just about anything online.
 
Contact seo agencies and work as a freelancer/subcontractor for them.
 
I can code in python and Javascript. Also HTML and CSS. I can build WordPress websites, change or maintain them. I can do paid ads on Google and Facebook, particularly app installs campaigns.
None of this is what VAs do. Do you know what VAs do if you don't, clearly you don't, first google and watch some youtube videos.
 
Where can I work as a VA without having to pay money first like here in BHW.
Get hired by a company, on work-from-home basis, for a fixed salary. Sorry, but based on your inputs in this thread, this is the only suggestion that I can give.
 
None of this is what VAs do. Do you know what VAs do if you don't, clearly you don't, first google and watch some youtube videos.
You're confused. It shows my technical skills. If I can code in python and run paid ad campaigns, then I'm pretty much ready to undertake any technical VA task with minimal training and oversight.
 
if you really have these skills just go to entrepreneur / marketing groups on facebook and write what you wrote here. Local classified ads will work too and you'll soon be flooded with offers if you are not yet so far. Your skills seem to be worth way more than $1 / hour. Being a VA usually means mental work submitting some forms to an excel sheet all day long so I advise against that. Unless you take up the VA position to learn something, you are better off spamming any of select social networks manually with affiliate offers. You'll certainly make more than $1 / hour. Good luck
 
Contact seo agencies and work as a freelancer/subcontractor for them.
Thanks. SEO does sound interesting.

Seoclerk dot com
Thanks.
Get hired by a company, on work-from-home basis, for a fixed salary. Sorry, but based on your inputs in this thread, this is the only suggestion that I can give.
No worries.

if you really have these skills just go to entrepreneur / marketing groups on facebook and write what you wrote here. Local classified ads will work too and you'll soon be flooded with offers if you are not yet so far. Your skills seem to be worth way more than $1 / hour. Being a VA usually means mental work submitting some forms to an excel sheet all day long so I advise against that. Unless you take up the VA position to learn something, you are better off spamming any of select social networks manually with affiliate offers. You'll certainly make more than $1 / hour. Good luck

I'm already doing the affiliate stuff on Instagram, it's going okay but far from bringing any considerable money.

$1/hour does seem low, but I'm bit cash strapped until August.
 
I cannot imagine working with a VA because if something goes wrong it is no way to fix the problem with a guy from Asia who stopped answering my emails/telegram/discord.
 
I cannot imagine working with a VA because if something goes wrong it is no way to fix the problem with a guy from Asia who stopped answering my emails/telegram/discord.

VA's mostly do monotonous stuff, you usually don't handover critical ops to them.
 
When searching for VA positions, it's essential to tailor your applications, showcase your skills and experience, and provide references or testimonials to increase your chances of securing work.
 
The case when a person learned a good specialty and now does not know where to find work. You probably should have looked for a place to work during your studies. To gain experience. Then after one job you could just switch to another one, with a recommendation from a previous job.
 
You're confused. It shows my technical skills. If I can code in python and run paid ad campaigns, then I'm pretty much ready to undertake any technical VA task with minimal training and oversight.
I am confused? with this attitude I can tell you one thing Virtual Assistant is the last thing you wanna try.
 
I am confused? with this attitude I can tell you one thing Virtual Assistant is the last thing you wanna try.

Attitude? Okay, I didn't mean to offend you but I apologise anyway.
 
When searching for VA positions, it's essential to tailor your applications, showcase your skills and experience, and provide references or testimonials to increase your chances of securing work.

The case when a person learned a good specialty and now does not know where to find work. You probably should have looked for a place to work during your studies. To gain experience. Then after one job you could just switch to another one, with a recommendation from a previous job.

ChatGPT ahh answer
 
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