A short YouTube monologue advising small-business owners (e.g., personal trainers) to outsource lead generation and social media tasks to a virtual assistant (VA). The speaker emphasizes cost-effectiveness and time savings, the need to train the VA with concrete examples (e.g., Loom videos and competitor posts), and the importance of tracking engagement data to guide content creation.
So outsourcing a virtual assistant lead gen plus social media is going to obviously save you a lot of time, but also it's not going to break the bank as well. If you're, if you're not good at social media, it's an absolute not no brainer. But if you've got the cash flow to do it, more than likely it's going to be worth the investment. Of course, then you've also got the separate part of this. You've got to train the VA as well. So once you hire them, you've also got to have a. You're going to know what you're doing as well. Not so much the video editing side of things or the captions, but you want to have like examples of what type of content you, you would like to see. As an example, if you're a, you know, you're a PC, of course, you might go to other personal trainers pages and you might film a loom video or a video that you can send to the VA and say, hey, this is the type of content that I really like. It looks awesome and it seems to be getting a lot of really good engagement. I want you to make videos that are similar to this and then it's all about tracking the data.