Our search feature provides a a weekly report advising searches carried out. I thought I'd link the most popular (but possibly not the most obvious) ones to point you in the right direction.

• ABN - if you're in Australia it's a good idea to register for an ABN (Australian Business Number) but you don't have to have one before you get started. Best to check with your accountant as soon as you can for the correct guidance.
• Credit card payments - many members do accept them. If you're an ACS ("A Clayton's Secretary") member seeking this please contact the head office for information.
• Curriculum vitae - we don't keep copies of resumes or CVs of members on the website.
• Job Leads - we don't advertise job leads. Any eligible person may apply to join our team. All job leads are promoted to members of the team only.
• Marketing Assistance - if you're a VA looking for information on how to market your business, click here.
• Medical secretary - we have several who can support you with this need.
• Rates - we don't actually list rates for jobs on this site. This is because we have members in 12 countries with different currencies and varying skills, experiences, and costs of living. In placing a job request, or contacting a VA direct, rates are then discussed per job.
• Recruitment - as per vacant positions.
• Sample contract - we don't have them on this site but if you join our VAIG list you'll be able to view what's available in the files there.
• Remove from VAIG list - please go to the source of the list (yahoogroups) to do this
• Templates - same as for sample contract above.
• Typing Rates - see Rates above.
• VA Flyer Sample - there are none on this site
• Various suburbs - you'll find them all linked under their states
• Vacant positions - we don't advertise positions. Any eligible person may apply to join our team. All job leads are promoted to members of the team only.
• Web Designers - we have several members who do web design.

Below are queries we have received and our answers to them.

Q: I know that your company is an Australian VA referral site. In reality, what is the percentage of US referrals you give per month/year? Are most of the referrals in your area? Obviously you can't guarantee work or referrals, but I am trying to gage if it is realistically worth my time. I use several venues for 'exposure' and am currently doing a marketing assessment.

A: Our head office is based in Australia and many of our team are in Australia but we are a global network and we have members in 16 countries, including the US.  While we don't get the same percentage of US based referrals as we do Australian ones, we do definitely get US referrals quite regularly and that is growing.  As a VA you would be aware that often you don't have to be in the same location as the client, so the more important question would be how much 'virtual ' work do we get that a VA could do anywhere? The answer is we get a lot and if you provide virtual services, such as digital transcriptions for example, you would be offered a lot of jobs. See Jobleads for examples - truly virtual jobs are marked with *, although it should be noted that very few jobs require someone onsite and could realistically be handled via phone, fax, mail, courier and other means. Just sometimes the client needs to be educated about working virtually first.