(Even If You’re Not Sure What You Need Yet)
Let’s start with the truth.
You don’t need to have it all figured out before you reach out for support.
Most of the clients I work with are already doing brilliant work. They care deeply about their clients, their integrity, and their vision. But they’re also juggling far too much.
They’re tired of spending time on tech tasks, admin, and marketing when their real zone of genius is guiding, teaching, consulting or creating.
And while they could do it all themselves, it doesn’t mean they should.
That’s where I come in.
So what is a virtual assistant? And how does it work?
The term “virtual assistant” (VA) can feel a bit vague. Some people think it’s purely admin. Others assume it’s technical or rigidly task-based.
But here’s the truth: every VA is different. It’s about finding the right match for your values, goals and working style.
I’m a marketing-focused VA with 20+ years’ experience in admin, branding, PR, marketing and content strategy. I work best with service-led business owners who want structured, human support — and someone who genuinely cares about their growth.
My support typically includes:
- Strategic marketing and business planning guidance
- Creating content like blogs, newsletters, and social media posts — and repurposing them to work harder across channels
- Helping translate ideas into structured offers or clear messaging
- Light tech tasks (setting up forms, automations, onboarding flows, etc.)
- Website updates or helping shape new website content
- Project management, campaign or offer support
- Admin and communication support that feels aligned
It’s a mix of grounded marketing, calm structure and thoughtful execution.
And yes — I’m also someone you can bounce ideas off, talk things through with, or gut-check a plan before you commit.
What if I don’t know what kind of help I need?
That’s more common than you think.
Start by noticing what tasks keep getting avoided, repeated or half-done. What drains your energy or keeps you stuck in maintenance mode?
It might include:
- Writing about your services
- Planning and posting content
- Updating your website
- Managing bookings, platforms, or newsletters
- Creating materials like PDFs, leaflets or presentations
Even a rough list gives us something we can explore together.
How much does it cost?
I offer flexible monthly support packages as well as one-off project bundles.
Packages start from £200 per month and typically include a blend of marketing, content and admin support that fits your pace and priorities.
Once we’ve had a call, I’ll suggest a few tailored options — no pressure, just clarity.
Why work with me?
Because I bring experience, empathy and structure.
I’ve worked across industries, supported dozens of solo business owners, and understand the challenges of trying to scale while staying true to your voice.
Clients often tell me what they value most is having someone to think things through with. I help you stop spinning your wheels and start making confident, considered progress.
The first step? Just a chat.
We’ll talk through what’s feeling heavy, where you feel stuck, and what kind of support would actually feel good.
No pressure. No jargon. No overwhelm.
If it sounds like we’re a fit, I’ll explain the next steps. If not, I’ll happily point you toward someone who might be a better match.
You don’t need to do this all alone.
If you’re ready to share the load book a discover call by clicking the button below…