New Virtual Assistant Web Site Targets Creative Content Producers Through Special Discount Offer

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The rise of Web 2.0 has brought with it an increase in opportunities for professionals to conduct and promote their businesses online, allowing them to take advantage of social networks and new media both to provide services and entertainment and to market their products and their personal brand. Recent years have especially given rise to creative content producers--i.e., bloggers, podcasters and writers of both fiction and non-fiction who use the Web to both provide and promote their content in ways heretofore unheard of. This has also created a new conflict faced by creators: finding a balance between time spent creating content and time spent networking and marketing said content.

 

This is where TheTaskWrangler.com steps in. The business name for Jean Bauhaus, a longtime blogger, writer, copy editor and web designer with nearly ten years of experience in various support roles ranging from secretary to project administrator, TheTaskWrangler.com hopes to fill this growing niche by providing virtual assistance to these online professionals who would rather spend their time creating. 

 

A rising online profession in and of itself, a Virtual Assistant provides secretarial, administrative and other support services over the Internet for a fraction of what it would cost to hire an assistant to come to your workplace and perform the same type of work. In addition to more traditional services such as typing, data entry, scheduling and desktop publishing, TheTaskWrangler.com also offers services targeted at New Media, including copy writing/editing and proofreading, web design and site management, blogging, Twittering and Social Network Profile management, In-box management, and more. 

 

 

TheTaskWrangler.com was launched in April, 2009 to provide low-cost virtual support to New Media Professionals, Content Creators and anyone else who could use an assistant in their busy lives.

 

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If you'd like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Jean Bauhaus, please call the Voice Mail line at 1-206-888-6203 or e-mail Jean at jmbauhaus@gmail.com.