History of Virtual Assistants

March 14, 2009 by Lisa S. · Leave a Comment 

The history of virtual assistants, as they are defined today, is only a few years old.  Though “work-at-home secretaries” existed in the 1980s, the technology was not available for the industry to be truly virtual.  The true virtual assistant began to emerge in 1995, after the explosive growth of the World Wide Web (WWW) in the mid-1990s.  Through the Internet, faxes, and the telephone, these pioneers  proved time and again that they could fully support their clientele virtually, from their home offices.

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About Lisa S.
For over 5 years, Lisa has been providing virtual assistant, internet marketing, social media and web design services to small businesses and entrepreneurs. She has a Bachelors degree in Information Systems with a focus on Computer Programming. She recently became certified as an Internet Marketing Virtual Assistant from VAClassroom.com on July 2010. Lisa enjoys helping small businesses get the online exposure they need to grow their customer base and become profitable.

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