I’ve been a virtual assistant for the Teachers Pay Teachers niche for over two years now. I launched my business in August of 2015, and since then, I’ve learned quite a bit about what types of services I enjoy doing and am willing to offer clients and which services are not my cup of tea. There’s an interesting dynamic between Teacher-Sellers and virtual assistants, because there have been, unfortunately, a couple of virtual assistants who took advantage of Teacher-Sellers in the past and who used their position to steal money from clients without providing the agreed-upon services. As you can imagine, this has caused a certain degree of strain between Teacher-Sellers and VAs in this niche. I’ve done my best to try to remedy that over the last couple of years, but I still see some of that tension coming out in the demands that some clients make upon their VAs. That’s why I’ve decided to write this post – to try to educate a little more about what a client can reasonably expect of their VA versus a few things they shouldn’t.
