Where to apply for Virtual assistant job?

[code API]

Hey guys,
So I am looking to get my hands on virtual assistant jobs from data entry to prompt engineering, AI, blogging, content, WordPress, adult, email marketing and/or any daily boring tasks.

I’ve got plenty of free time.

Where do you suggest I look up except Linkedin? Kindly let me know.

Mods please if this is not the right subforum, kind move the thread. Thanks

 

[SirTop]

Should we start with the obvious? ...Fiverr and Upwork

And since you have plenty of time, you can use it to properly set up your profile and start applying for many of the jobs.

 

[BelK]

Yes, first place I would go is Upwork.

 

[onebink]

Virtual assistant jobs beyond linkedin ,upwork all great platforms for va , content , wordpress , and data entry work . Check out facebook groups like remote Va jobs , prompt engineering gigs and blogger/content writer hiring. With your wide skill set and free time , small gigs can quickly add up . Be active on job boards like Remote OK . Wishing you the best

 

[bigmax20]

Try onlinejobs. ph, upwork, peopleperhour. Good places for VA gigs. Also check BHW hire a freelancer section, sometimes ppl look for VAs here too. If you’re cool with adult, that opens up more doors. Telegram channels can be gold too if you find the right ones.

 

[sandiegocutestkneegrow]

Try onlinejobs. ph, upwork, peopleperhour. Good places for VA gigs. Also check BHW hire a freelancer section, sometimes ppl look for VAs here too. If you’re cool with adult, that opens up more doors. Telegram channels can be gold too if you find the right ones.

kindly share a few telegram channels please?

 

[Jason Starkey]

Since you are in US, check Indeed, I always get started there on VA jobs that pay well

 

[namhq89]

Try Fiverr or some facebook groups

 

[seoways]

As the mod told, take your good time to set up your profile, upgrade your skill sets, become an expert at particular skills and target the jobs that require your skill set..

Shouldn't be tough for sure. All the best

 

[roberthjot]

Fiver, upwork or facebook groups

 

[ntaylor123321]

I'm gonna give you some alternate advice that would probably work better for you. Find communities full of entrepreneurs, agency owners and online business people. Maybe slack groups or discord groups. Often certain tools have slack groups (like the smartlead slack) that has thousands of business owners in one niche doing the same service. Then figure out how you can help those people specifically. (example is helping a cold email agency do inbox management or list building) Then learn the skill and create a CV custom around this and dm those owners or make posts in the groups offering your service.

This is higher leverage and gives you better return on time investment, as well if you stick to a niche over time your skills will build and you can command a higher price.

 

[Rodemack]

I'm gonna give you some alternate advice that would probably work better for you. Find communities full of entrepreneurs, agency owners and online business people. Maybe slack groups or discord groups. Often certain tools have slack groups (like the smartlead slack) that has thousands of business owners in one niche doing the same service. Then figure out how you can help those people specifically. (example is helping a cold email agency do inbox management or list building) Then learn the skill and create a CV custom around this and dm those owners or make posts in the groups offering your service.

This is higher leverage and gives you better return on time investment, as well if you stick to a niche over time your skills will build and you can command a higher price.

This is the best advice on here

 

[rankhighbacklinks]

You can find a VA job on sites like Upwork, Fiverr, OnlineJobs.ph, and even in the BHW hire a freelancer section.

 

[NetloxProxies]

Hey guys,
So I am looking to get my hands on virtual assistant jobs from data entry to prompt engineering, AI, blogging, content, WordPress, adult, email marketing and/or any daily boring tasks.

I’ve got plenty of free time.

Where do you suggest I look up except Linkedin? Kindly let me know.

Mods please if this is not the right subforum, kind move the thread. Thanks

I think upwork and fiverr are a good start

 

[sarahfarneendaz]

Should we start with the obvious? ...Fiverr and Upwork

And since you have plenty of time, you can use it to properly set up your profile and start applying for many of the jobs.

Yes SirTop is right, and you may spend some time on LinkedIn too, as I have noticed a few such advertisements there

 

[mrbramard]

You also have Freelancer[.]com