Step by Step


It's stated that everyone has a book in them; everyone has a story to tell. However, some don't know how to get started with telling their story.  They don't know how to go about creating, publishing, and selling their book. This is where Karen Salter of Salter VA http://www.salterva.com/ comes in.  Not only is Karen a Virtual Assistant, a Certified Virtual Assistant at that, she's also the published author of "How to Create, Publish and Sell Your Ebook."  The book is a step by step guide to getting you started on your ebook creation.

The book has a wealth of Resource services on getting you started on your way. 

Also, if you're in the market for a Virtual Assistant, Salter Virtual Assistant is one place you should look into for your business assisting needs. Karen is VA Certified and is one of the first virtual assistants in the world to become VA Certified, that says a lot about her expertise.  VAcertified.com is the first international organization to offer a universally recognized Virtual Assistant Worldwide Certification.

Look Karen up for your VA needs and your Ebook questions.

Until Next Time,

Jeane' Elliott Bennett

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