Sophie Zollmann
Online Business Management, Social Media Management
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Digital Marketing and Business Management Expert
Sophie Zollmann Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- Digital Marketing, Online Business Management, Virtual Assistant, Proofreading
- Career Focus
- Digital Marketing & Business Management
- Affiliation
- International Association of Online Business Managers, Social Media Marketing Society
I’ve been a pioneer in the virtual world for over 15 years! I got my start in data entry, moved on to mystery shopping, and finally found my perfect fit in virtual assistance, social media management and online business management. As a wife and mother of two, I’ve been very thankful to have a business that allows me to be present for my family while thriving in an exciting and rewarding career.
Becoming a Certified Social Media Manager and Online Business Manager in 2016 opened up a whole new world for me. I love working with amazing clients and there is nothing more fulfilling than helping their businesses grow and succeed. It is an honor to support my clients, create paths for them to reach their goals, take care of their customers, work with them to achieve the success they’ve dreamed of, and help them live the lives they desire!
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Tame the Email Monster by Delegating Email Management to Your Virtual Assistant
If you are like me, you receive a large number of emails every day. You may also have more than one inbox. After all, your Social Media accounts have private messaging as well. Facebook and LinkedIn have inboxes. Twitter has DMs. There are messages bombarding you from everywhere you can imagine. If you have a personal email account, that is just another inbox to manage in your busy day. Outsourcing your business email to your Virtual Assistant will allow you the freedom you need to work on the money-making areas of your business.
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Are You Ready to Delegate Your Way to Success?
A new year has begun. Business owners are setting goals, designing vision boards, and even setting dates on their calendars for the events they wish to attend this year. They have to-do lists, strategic plans, and ideas galore. Once those things are documented, there are thoughts of time management. With that in mind, they begin thinking about how it is all going to get done. This may be the time to consider delegating various tasks to a Virtual Assistant. How do you know when it is time to hire a Virtual Assistant(s)? Ask yourself the following questions. 1.
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Your Virtual Assistant Can Proofread Everything You Write, Including Your Website Content
If you own your own business, it is likely you offer a newsletter or Ezine, write articles, blog posts and eBooks, and have a website. All of these are viewed by your clients and potential clients. This is how people get to know you and learn about what you do. The more written content you have for your business the more you need a Virtual Assistant to proofread it before it is sent out to the world. If a potential client is reading your blog or an article you posted on the web, they will notice typos and grammatical errors. Errors in your online content look unprofessional.
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VA Tip - Your Virtual Assistant Can Implement and Manage Article Marketing By Sophia Zollmann
Article marketing is another way to get your business name and expertise out to your target market. There are many sites on the web for posting your articles. Creating a free account and submitting an article is not difficult or time consuming for one site. However, it is most effective to submit to multiple sites two or three times a week. The more article sites you choose, the more time it will take. A Virtual Assistant can research the best article sites for your target market and expertise and set up accounts at each one. Once that is done, article submission can begin.
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Is This Your Biggest Work-At-Home Trap? (Gentle Reminder For WAHMs Like Me)
I have been a WAHM for 10 years now. I started in data entry, moved onto mystery shopping, and ended in Virtual Assistance. I chose to become a WAHM when my second child was born. I knew that working in a brick-and-mortar business would not be worthwhile. All of my income would go for childcare. My first two gigs as a WAHM were very part time. I did not get to dive in and do it all the time. The data entry and mystery shopping gigs were limited by availability of work. I could only get so many assignments.
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Contacting Sophie Zollmann
Email: sophie@sophiezo.com
Phone: 865-712-7702 (M-F 9 AM to 5 PM EST)