What Does a Virtual Assistant Actually Do for Online Coaches? (A Breakdown of Support You Didn’t Know You Needed)
You’ve heard the phrase “hire a Virtual Assistant” tossed around online…
But if you’ve ever wondered “what does a VA actually do?”—you’re not alone.
Spoiler alert: it’s a lot more than inbox clean-up and calendar invites.
As a Virtual Assistant for coaches, I specialize in the behind-the-scenes operations that make your business feel organized, elevated, and client-ready.
So let’s break it down:
Here’s what a Virtual Assistant can actually do for your coaching business—and how it can change everything.
1. Client Communication + Inbox Management
From new inquiries to rescheduling requests, keeping up with your inbox can feel like a full-time job.
Your VA can:
Reply to routine messages
Manage inquiries
Flag urgent emails
Keep your communication timely and professional
You’ll stop living in your inbox—and your clients will feel more supported than ever.
2. Course Platform + Digital Offer Support
Launching a course? Hosting a webinar? Selling a workbook?
Your VA can help:
Set up programs in Teachable, Thinkific, Kajabi etc
Connect payment plans
Upload content + create branded layouts
Troubleshoot tech issues
That offer you’ve been putting off? It gets done—without you stressing over the details.
3. Email Marketing Support
Emails are a powerful sales tool—but only if they actually get opened and clicked.
Your VA can:
Format and schedule your email campaigns in Flodesk
Design branded email templates
Organize your subscriber list
Set up automations and sequences
You bring the words—I’ll help you get them in front of the right people with style.
4. Client Onboarding + Offboarding
The first (and last) impression matters.
A VA can set up:
Custom welcome forms and guides
Smooth intake processes
Offboarding folders with recap documents
Branded thank-you emails with a testimonial request
You’ll look polished and professional—even if you’re in leggings behind the scenes.
5. Ongoing Tech + Admin Support
From scheduling appointments, to updating your Squarespace site, your VA can keep the wheels turning—so you can focus on coaching.
Whether it’s a one-time setup or long-term partnership, you’ll finally have a right-hand woman to keep things running.
Final Thoughts: A VA isn’t just “help”—they’re part of your growth strategy.
Hiring the right Virtual Assistant means less stress, more space, and a coaching business that reflects your true potential.
If you’re ready to experience what it’s like to have real support in your corner, let’s connect.