About Us
DWB Business Services, your one-stop solution for design services, website support, and business process optimization. With 19 years of experience and a diverse skill set including Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Canva, we specialize in helping small businesses thrive. Our remote operation model means no hidden costs - everything is included in the price.
How We Got Started
DWB Business Services (formerly DoneWell by Braswell) has been in business since 2004. It was initially founded in the Charlotte, NC area to provide virtual administrative solutions to small and mid-size business. Over the years we evolved and streamlined our offerings to focus on helping our clients work as efficiently and profitably as possible. We still provide design services, website support and social media services.
The products and services we offer
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Products & Services
Graphic design services for flyers, promotional pieces, brochures, presentations, social media posting, etc.
Review current operational processes and procedures, review and recommend changes, and assist in implementation and documentation of new processes ...
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"Karen has been extremely responsive and helpful to me. I was promoting a non-profit event and..."
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"Karen has been extremely responsive and helpful to me. I was promoting a non-profit event and needed assistance. She introduced me to people that could work with me on specific tasks and gave me a tour of the station. Very nice lady!"
"In addition to his work ethics, Dave is very involved in our community. He donates both time and..."
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"In addition to his work ethics, Dave is very involved in our community. He donates both time and money supporting local causes. Thanks for all you do!"
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I agree with the majority of the responses. A cookie cutter plan isn't the best way to go. With a little more information there are several of us that can send some examples. You really need a business plan even if you aren't looking for investors.
An elevator pitch comes in handy for any...
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I agree with the majority of the responses. A cookie cutter plan isn't the best way to go. With a little more information there are several of us that can send some examples. You really need a business plan even if you aren't looking for investors.
An elevator pitch comes in handy for any networking situation!
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No, they are not obsolete. You need a plan to know where you want to go and how you are going to get there. I know it's an old question but thought I'd still give my input.
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No, they are not obsolete. You need a plan to know where you want to go and how you are going to get there. I know it's an old question but thought I'd still give my input.
I have been a virtual assistant for many years. I invoice most of my clients strictly by the hours. I have worked on retainers in the past as well so the clients could make sure that I was available for a set number of hours each month. It is possible to charge per project as well but you need to...
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I have been a virtual assistant for many years. I invoice most of my clients strictly by the hours. I have worked on retainers in the past as well so the clients could make sure that I was available for a set number of hours each month. It is possible to charge per project as well but you need to make sure that you get all the parameters of the project before you price your services. Several years ago I purchased a couple guides to desktop publishing standards that I still use for estimating the average amount of time it takes to do certain tasks. With these you can calculate time based on industry standards so your client isn't overcharged if you are slow on certain tasks and you aren't penalized for having above-average skills on others. This helps the client feel more comfortable as well when you estimate/charge time. You can still find these resources online if you are interested. (Desktop Production Time Standards and How to Price Graphic Design and DTP Services by Robert C. Brenner). Hope this gives you some more insight. Best of luck!
