All round Support
If your business needs change month to month, you don’t always fit neatly into one box.
One week/month it’s admin.
Next week/month, it’s tech updates.
Then marketing pops up like “hi, remember me?” at the worst possible time.
All-Round Support is for business owners who want one reliable team to handle whatever needs doing, without having to decide if a task counts as “admin” or “marketing” or “tech”.
What it is
A monthly bank of hours you can use across Admin, Tech, and Marketing, depending on what you need most that month.
You’re not locked into a category.
You’re not expected to have it all figured out.
You just get support where it makes the biggest difference.
Why you might need this
Because most business owners don’t just need “a VA”. They need someone who can help them:
stay organised behind the scenes
keep systems running smoothly
and make sure marketing doesn’t disappear for 6 weeks when life gets busy
This option is especially useful if you’re growing, juggling multiple offers, or you’re at the stage where your to-do list is basically a second job.
What you can use your hours for
Admin
Inbox management and replies
Diary management and booking calls
Document formatting, templates, spreadsheets, data entry
Chasing invoices and organising files
Tech
CRM setup and maintenance
Simple automations and integrations
Forms, workflows, and systems tidy-ups
Troubleshooting and “why is this not working” fixes
Marketing
Email marketing and newsletters
Funnel and landing page support
Website updates
Social creating/scheduling and content organisation
You don’t have to use all three every month. You can lean into whatever you need most at the time.
Pricing
Choose the level of support that matches your workload:
£900/month for 20 hours
£1,800/month for 40 hours
If you feel you need more hours then just message
How it works
We start with a short discovery call
We agree priorities and access
Tasks are handled calmly and efficiently
Support flexes as your business changes
Ready to get support?
You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
We’ll help you decide what level of support makes sense.
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Tips and advice to help you manage time and grow your business.
How to Organise Your Inbox
Your inbox can feel a bit like that one messy kitchen drawer. Full of old receipts, random newsletters, and things you meant to deal with ages ago. If your inbox is the digital version of chaos, you’re not alone.
But it doesn’t have to stay that way. Your inbox is the beating heart of your business, it’s where invoices, new leads, client messages, supplier updates, staff questions, logins, and even opportunities land first. When it’s messy, things slip through the cracks.
Why Your Inbox Is the Heart of Your Business
Your inbox isn’t just email, it’s one of your main command center.
Invoices and bills that need paying
Client enquiries and new leads
Supplier updates, contracts, and paperwork
Staff messages and handovers
Logins and sign-ups for systems or tools
Opportunities, partnerships, collaborations
When you let it get out of hand, you end up drowning in admin instead of focusing on the work you actually love.
6 Practical Steps to Tidy Your Inbox
1. Unsubscribe Like a Pro
If you’re constantly deleting newsletters you never read, unsubscribe! Tools like Unroll me help, or just spend five minutes a day hitting “unsubscribe”.
2. Create Folders
Don’t overcomplicate it. Use simple categories like.
Action Required
Waiting On
Clients / Projects
Receipts / Finance
Archived for Reference
Stick to them.
3. Set Up Rules and Filters
Most email platforms let you filter or auto-label messages. For example:
Auto-label invoices from regular suppliers
Send newsletters to a “Read Later” folder
Star anything marked “urgent”
Let your inbox do the legwork for you.
4. Schedule Inbox Time
Set fixed times in your day to check emails. Try 15 minutes morning and afternoon or every other day or even once a week. It's all down to how you work around your schedule, but don't go constantly checking every 5 minutes, constant checking kills productivity and ramps up stress.
5. Use the Two-Minute Rule
If it’ll take less than two minutes, deal with it now. Otherwise flag it to do another day, and add blocked time in your calendar.
6. Weekly Inbox Tidy
End each week with a mini tidy: delete what’s done, archive what’s sorted, label what’s important. You might not hit Inbox Zero, but you’ll have Inbox Calm, and that’s what counts.
Above sounds easy right? Some people just can't do it and don't even bother opening their inbox, or even have the notifications on their Phone!
Want to know how?
They outsource it.
Sometimes the inbox with amount of incoming mail it receive, can be overwhelming for some people and thats fine, but they also know it needs to be sorted and thats where a virtual assistant can help.
If sorting your inbox is still making your eye twitch, don’t worry, we can help.
Inbox Clear-Up Support
2 hours of focused inbox clear up
Filing, flagging, and folder setup
A system you can actually stick to
Then monthly inbox management to keep on top of it.
When you’re ready, just Allocate a VA.
How do I know what tasks to give a VA?
You don’t need a perfect list. Most clients start with the tasks they keep putting off, the jobs they don’t enjoy, or the things that take up time but don’t need to be done by them. We’ll help you decide what makes sense to delegate first.
What if it takes longer to explain the task than to do it myself?
That’s a really common worry. The first few tasks may take a little explaining, but once we understand how you work, things get quicker fast. The aim is long-term time saving, not just a one-off task.
What’s the difference between admin, tech, and marketing support?
Admin covers day-to-day business tasks, tech support focuses on systems and tools, and marketing support helps you stay visible and consistent. If a task overlaps, we’ll always be clear about where it sits.
How do I trust someone with my business admin?
Trust matters.
That’s why we work with clear processes, confidentiality agreements, and professional systems. You stay in control, and nothing is done without your approval or access being agreed upfront.
We build trust through consistency, not promises.
Do I need ongoing support, or can I start small?
You can start small. Some clients choose ongoing monthly support, while others begin with a short-term tidy-up or project and build from there when they’re ready.
Will I be working with you or someone from your team?
Work is overseen by me. Depending on your needs, tasks may be handled by a trusted associate VA so the right skills are matched to the right work.
