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InvestorCarrot Website Virtual Assistants

Jim Froehlich
  • Investor
  • NH
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Looking for anyone's advice on least expensive, but still effective, way to customize my website (InvestorCarrot)...or maybe all my technology together.  I have some experience with websites from scratch and am a Systems Engineer by day, so I'm a little embarrassed even asking this.  However, since I've been trying to bootstrap my part-time real-estate business within 15-20 hours per week, I really have to be efficient in areas like this.  Ideally, I would just sit down and supply content from a checklist (custom auto-replies, subscriber links to MailChimp, Vumber links, custom pictures, custom videos, etc.).  Ironically, I signed up with InvestorCarrot because they have such incredible customer service (and it seems super intuitive), but I'm doing over half my real-estate work on the weekends during their off-hours and I don't want to spend half my limited time every week dealing with my technology instead of getting deals under contract or sold.  I've made the mistake in past of bleeding hundreds (or maybe thousands) per month on a business without spending my time where it counts and trying to learn from that mistake!!  Is it worth a Virtual Assistant?  Are there "by job" options out there?  

Sincerely, Frustrated Control Freak

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