A virtual office undoubtedly makes it easier for your business to grow – as we discussed in last weeks blog. With the lack of any worry about handling mail or phone calls – you’ve got the time to take the reigns yourself and push on. Continue reading
The biggest commodity that entrepreneurs have, aside from the financial side of things, is time. The process of starting, growing and maintaining your business can quite literally take up all day – every day. Continue reading
Business is all about growth. This is especially true of small businesses and startups. If you can’t grow your business, you may not be able to remain competitive – so it’s absolutely crucial. Continue reading
Before we answer that question (or help you answer it) let’s first explain exactly what a Mail Forwarding service is: Continue reading
That’s a good question! We offer a number of services designed to help small businesses:
Every time you come into contact with a customer, or a potential customer, you are being continually assessed. Whether speaking to someone in person, on the phone or even when someone visits your website – they are constantly rating you and your business. Continue reading
If you are a Virtual Office MadeSimple customer and your postage option is set to ‘collect’, it’s understandable if you want to know when you can collect your mail. Well here you go: Continue reading
Absolutely! We provide mail forwarding services to customers across the globe. The simple rule of thumb being; if Royal Mail deliver to your country of residence you can use our mail forwarding service. Continue reading
Some of our Mail Forwarding Services and all of our Virtual Office Packages allow you to switch between how your mail is handled; posted, scanned or collected. This flexibility is available with the following: Continue reading
Customers who use any of our our Mail Forwarding Services are required to submit ID and proof of address documents before their service can be activated. Depending on where these documents were issued, sometimes they need to be notarised or certified. Continue reading
