LongerDays.com was recently mentioned in an article by Amber Singleton Riviere on gigaom.com “In an earlier post, I mentioned using a virtual assistant (VA) to help with my work so that I could free myself to focus on more important tasks, including taking much-needed time off. Many readers asked who I used for virtual assistant [...]
Chad talks to the host of Business Next, Michael, about LongerDays.com. Business Next is a part of the Michigan Business Network. Click here to listen.
NBCNEWS gives a shout out to LongerDays.com Check out the article by clicking here!
Entrepreneur Magazine listed LongerDays.com as one of it’s “7 Simple Tech Tools That Can Make Starting Up Easy.” Check out the article by clicking here.
PC World is right, any sized business can save by outsourcing, except it doesn’t have to be overseas! You can outsource to help that is located right here in the United States. All the same, we have to thank PC World for mentioning LongerDays.com. Check out the article by clicking here.
LongerDays.com was featured in the Innovation section of Rapid Growth Media. “One aspect of the LongerDays business model that is different from many other U.S.-based virtual assistance services is that his company uses an office setting, while others are typically home-based.”
MUSKEGON, MI – Outsourcing work to places like India has been a jobs drain on communities like Muskegon for years. Chad Lawie and LongerDays.com are out to change the perceptions of company outsourcing. For this 2-year-old “virtual assistance” company, clients are outsourcing work to Muskegon and creating full-time employment in the downtown.
“A company that provides U.S.-based virtual assistant services is the newest tenant at Grand Valley State University’s Michigan Alternative and Renewable Energy Center.”
LongerDays.com was highlighted in this article about Jason Pliml, a technology business consultant for the MI-SBTDC.
In a news.com article, Steve Tobak laments the fact that when you work on your own, you are typically your own tech support. It’s true – when you work solely from home, you miss out on many of the support services like administrative support, IT support, janitors, and so on… Read more here.