Tell me a little about your business…
We are the largest network of virtual assistants in Australia with over 7000 members. We have been operating for 10 years and provide training, mentoring and support
What brought you to Simplero?
I wanted a system that worked seamlessly to automate membership subs, access and online sales funnels with little need for training of operatives. Other systems were either too complex or didn't integrate enough. Was able to transfer my data with little fuss. Did a happy dance when I found Simplero
How have you integrated Simplero into your business?
Built sales funnels. Created learning portals and online courses, several membership sites and online shop. I have replaced 3 pieces of separate software with Simplero
How has Simplero benefited your Business?
Improved tracking and monitoring. Increased sales. Better responsiveness. More items for sale and new membership options. Sales funnels that took weeks to set up now take an afternoon
What's something you've learned in business you'd wish someone had told you when you were starting out?
Buy traffic, don't depend on getting free traffic only
What's a fun fact about you that someone would never guess?
I am a chronic cheater at board games and I hate WordPress. I know you asked for one but I had to cheat lol
After many years in senior management and CEO roles, Liz Parker launched 1-2-1 Temps Pty Ltd in 2007. Since then her business has grown into the largest network of Virtual Service Providers in Australia with more than 8000 members.
1-2-1 Temps provides an impressive range of services designed to enable Business Owners and Senior Executives to focus on what they are best at. Along with sister company, VA Placements, 1-2-1 Temps has firmly positioned itself as a leader in the virtual industry. Both company’s operate to a strict Code of Conductand are supported by a Professional Standards Panel.
Her commitment to industry development was showcased in 2012 when she launched the “Australian Association for Virtual Industry Professionals” (AAVIP). AAVIP is a support, lobbying and advocacy group for virtual workers in Australia.
Liz has earned a reputation as a professional, trustworthy, innovative and helpful business advisor. She is a committed business-to-business networker and has a particular interest in working with women in business.
Liz is committed to bringing out the best in others. She is an accomplished presenter, facilitator and team leader who actively seeks to inspire people with innovative ideas and new strategies for success in business. Liz regularly presents on topics such as;
· Websites, Internet Marketing and Social Media
· Business Outsourcing and Growth Strategies
· Increasing Effectiveness and Automation Through Technology
· B2B Networking and Strategic Alliances
Liz has also published many articles, eBooks and blog posts including titles such as;
· “How to Set Up a VA Business in 7 Days”
· “The Art of Delegating Effectively”
· “Business Outsourcing – Factors to Consider When Deciding to Outsource”
When all the work is done Liz likes to relax in her garden, enjoy her Grandchildren and spend time with her husband of 40 years Ed.
“Liz has a down-to-earth personable and approachable way of conducting her business while at the same time maintaining extremely high levels of professionalism and results focus.
I've enjoyed learning more and more about the incredible depth of Liz herself and the amazing array of services she can connect me with through her growing 'army' of highly qualified Virtual Assistants.
I've had Liz organise two different Virtual Assistants whom now provide an integral service to my business and will definitely be using Liz to find more as my business grows.
Oh and I absolutely love her Irish Accent too! :-)” Sam Best.
“I had the pleasure of first meeting Liz in 2009 and have found her to be honest, intelligent and a fantastic mentor ever since. She has been a source of knowledge, support, and has a strong moral code that I find refreshing. I highly recommend Liz's network for both clients and VA's.” Ruth May.
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Just found this article I had forgotten about it. Perhaps time for an update?
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