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Where to Find Your Philippines Virtual Assistants

Looking for a Virtual Assistant? Here we look at options for findng your VA, with a walkthrough of three ways to hire virtual assistants, comparing online platforms, freelance marketplaces, and VA agencies, including how Virtual Done Well works differently. #virtualassistant #VAagency #philippinesvirtualassistant #outsourcingPhilippines #VirtualDoneWell Find out more 👉https://www.virtualdonewell.com/ TIMESTAMPS (in case you want to skip) 👇 🟨 Do please Subscribe, Comment, 🟨 and 🙋 Ask Questions We love to talk and share about all aspects of Business, Entrepreneurship and of course Virtual Assistants. And hear your tips too! Tell us what you like to hear about it! This helps us know what topics are popular and what other things we can share with you. ⚡ FREE CHECKLIST ⚡ A checklist to assess your tasks and what you spend your time on. https://www.virtualdonewell.com/faq-f... ⚡ BLOG ⚡ For more information about Virtual Assistants and Virtual Outsourcing make sure you check out our Blog: https://virtualdonewell.com/blogs/ ⚡ Join Us on FACEBOOK ⚡   / vdwcorporate   ⚡ Join Us on LINKEDIN ⚡   / virtualdonewell   If you’re new to the idea of hiring a virtual assistant, you’ve probably wondered where on earth to find one, how reliable they’ll be, and whether the whole process is going to be a headache. In this video, I walk through three practical ways to source a VA, based on more than a decade of working with them across my own businesses. I start with onlinejobs.ph, a platform created by John Jonas that’s become a go-to place for finding independent, home-based Filipino virtual assistants. It works like a matchmaking site: VAs post their skills and experience, and business owners can browse, shortlist, and negotiate directly. It’s an excellent option if you’re comfortable managing everything yourself — salary discussions, working arrangements, and making sure the person is actually online and working. I’ve used home-based VAs myself in the early days, and while it absolutely can work, it does take a bit more oversight. Then I move on to Upwork (formerly Elance). This one’s fantastic if you need specialist freelancers for short-term or project-based work — things like book editing, coding, design, audio, and so on. I’ve hired people there who’ve supported me for more than ten years. But it’s not ideal if you’re looking for a long-term, full-time virtual assistant. It’s very much built around gigs. Finally, I talk about VA agencies, or business process outsourcing centres. And yes — I declare my interest openly — I own a VA agency in the Philippines called Virtual Done Well. I explain how agency-based VAs work differently: dedicated recruitment for each client, HR and IT support, proper office facilities, reliable infrastructure, and a fully managed arrangement where we handle payroll, compliance, health insurance, and replacement if someone doesn’t work out. In our case we’re even set up as a not-for-profit, supporting charities on behalf of clients.