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	<title>Comments on: Wanna Be a Virtual Author&#8217;s Assistant?&#8230;Maybe Not</title>
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		<title>By: Justine Greene</title>
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		<dc:creator>Justine Greene</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Since you asked...I am a professional virtual assistant; although I do not limit myself to authors. My services are available to musicians and artists, as well. I currently have 3 clients: 2 authors and 1 musician.
Ironically, your very interesting article came to my attention via one of my clients, Yasmine Galenorn. (She sent you a tweet reply, in response to your request for feedback from authors and assistants.) I do not offer any of the services, as you described them, to my clients. My services are defined more by the roles a &quot;real&quot; assistant would provide to a professional in any field. Each client&#039;s needs are different, and I tailor the services and hours worked to their needs and budget.
I do not review or prepare manuscripts, or chase down publishers, retailers, etc. Without getting into specifics (because, hey, this is my business, my &quot;bread and butter&quot;) I work with my clients within more social and marketing arenas. I leave their words to them; after all, they&#039;re the professional wordsmiths. I just help make the backstage of their lives less cluttered so they have the time for writing and the ability to focus on the WiP. If asked nicely, I might even do windows.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Since you asked&#8230;I am a professional virtual assistant; although I do not limit myself to authors. My services are available to musicians and artists, as well. I currently have 3 clients: 2 authors and 1 musician.<br />
Ironically, your very interesting article came to my attention via one of my clients, Yasmine Galenorn. (She sent you a tweet reply, in response to your request for feedback from authors and assistants.) I do not offer any of the services, as you described them, to my clients. My services are defined more by the roles a &#8220;real&#8221; assistant would provide to a professional in any field. Each client&#8217;s needs are different, and I tailor the services and hours worked to their needs and budget.<br />
I do not review or prepare manuscripts, or chase down publishers, retailers, etc. Without getting into specifics (because, hey, this is my business, my &#8220;bread and butter&#8221;) I work with my clients within more social and marketing arenas. I leave their words to them; after all, they&#8217;re the professional wordsmiths. I just help make the backstage of their lives less cluttered so they have the time for writing and the ability to focus on the WiP. If asked nicely, I might even do windows.</p>
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