Virtual assistants are the most requested role from businesses on tapmap. Calls, bookings, invoices, inbox, social media: a small business owner wants to hand these off, and usually does not know where to look.
What a business owner checks before they write
- What exactly you do. A short list beats a long paragraph: calls and scheduling, invoices and follow ups, Instagram posting.
- Hours and time zone. Say when you are available and in which time zone.
- Tools you already know: Google Workspace, QuickBooks, Calendly, Shopify, whatever applies.
- One or two short notes from people you worked with, with a name.
Make your page the application
Your tapcv page is what we show a business after you say yes to a request. Keep the first screen clear: your name, the words virtual assistant, the three things you do best, and a button to book a short call. The AI assistant on your page answers the small questions, like whether you take hourly work, so you do not have to.
How requests reach you
A business tells us what they need. We check which assistants in the network fit and send you the request. You accept, we introduce you, you agree on hours and price directly with the business. We do not take a cut of your rate.