You make a great point about the “tonns” term. I guess, it’s just my personality shining through a bit in that post.

If I were speaking to someone in person about this exact topic I would be very excited and therefore probably use that terminology to get my point across. It’s a bit of who I am.

In the meantime, I can understand how this could be mistaken to mean literally “tonns”. Not sure how many people would make up a tonn but I am sure it would take a whole lot.

I am glad you found such value in your course of training – great job!!!

I’m one of the keen VA Classroom student and I loved the training. I’ve done the social media training as well and it was great and looking at the preview video of the Copywriting Kingdom it seems VA Classroom are on to another big winner. It’s really worthwhile training because the instructors really go the extramile to provide students with valuable information.

Just wanting to correct your first sentence, though, if you don’t mind: there are actually not “tons” of people who have the certification. I guess for you and me it feels like tons because we tend to network with each other, but when you look at the total number of VAs out there and you check their websites, you actually see that, in comparison, there are not many specialising or even offering social media or internet marketing.

Many VAs actually still offer the traditional secretarial services, so diving into the internet marketing and social media niches will most likely still be the best thing to do if you love online marketing. I personally love it, it inspires me and I’m not really into the typical secretarial tasks.

That’s just my 2 cents.

Cheers
Heike