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How Much Does a Virtual Assistant Cost in the UK? The Honest Breakdown
If you've started researching virtual assistant costs, you've probably found a wide range of numbers - from £8 per hour on global freelance platforms to £50+ per hour for specialist UK-based support. That range can feel confusing. But it makes sense once you understand what drives it. Here's a clear breakdown of what you're actually paying for at each level - and what the numbers really mean for your business. Option 1: Offshore Freelance VA The lowest-cost option is hiring a
remotebob
Jul 213 min read


What Does a Virtual Assistant Actually Do? (More Than You Think)
You've heard the term. Maybe a colleague mentioned it, or it came up in a Facebook group for small business owners. A virtual assistant. A VA. But what do they actually do - and more importantly, could one help you? The honest answer is: probably more than you think. Far beyond booking meetings and replying to emails, a skilled VA can become one of the most valuable assets in your business. They handle the operational load that quietly eats your most productive hours every si
remotebob
Jul 143 min read


When Did You Last Take a Holiday Without Checking Your Phone Every Hour?
You've been looking forward to this trip for months. Two weeks in the sun, time with family, a proper chance to switch off. But it's day two, and you're already sneaking off to check emails by the pool. A client has a question. A deadline is looming. Someone needs a document you haven't sent. And just like that, you're not on holiday anymore. You're just working somewhere warmer. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. A 2023 survey found that over 60% of UK small business
remotebob
Jul 74 min read


Diary Management: How a London VA Saves Your Time
Most London business owners don’t realise how much time their calendar is stealing from them. It starts small. A few meeting requests.Back-and-forth scheduling emails.Rescheduling calls.Double-checking availability.Trying to fit “quick calls” into an already overloaded week. Before long, your entire day is reacting to your calendar instead of actually growing your business. And for many UK founders, this becomes normal. You spend: Hours organising meetings Constantly checking
remotebob
Jun 304 min read
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