New pricing provides virtual office addresses for just £50 a month
17 September 2009

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Freelancers, small businesses and international offices trade up with flexible, cost-effective services for hot-desking, mail handling, meeting rooms and virtual assistants

 

Executive Offices Group has recently reported a 30% increase in virtual office enquiries during Q1 of 2009 compared to the same period last year. With everyone from freelancers to international companies eager to punch above their weight using this cost-effective method of raising their profile, EOG is offering new pricing schemes to help encourage further expansion and growth as Britain begins to move out of the recession.

 

From as little as £50 per month, individuals and businesses can benefit from a virtual office address in highly sought-after locations such as London, Cambridge, Leeds and Paris, France, with a diverse range of services including mail handling, “virtual receptionist” telephone answering, touchdown/hot-desking and London meeting rooms.

 

Benefits of a virtual office:

 

•   Cut costs without compromising on quality or professionalism.

 

•   Test new territories without a large financial commitment.

 

•   Prestigious London office addresses available in the West End, Midtown, City of London and West London. Other office locations include Cambridge, Leeds and Paris, France.

 

•   With fast set-up time, a virtual office can be ready for use in as little as 48 hours.

 

•   Access to meeting rooms and hot-desking facilities on a pay-as-you-go basis. 

 

•   Extra business support enables you to focus on your core business.

 

A virtual office address provides companies with the prominence and respectability of a prestigious office address without the physical office space and associated financial outlay. This makes them an ideal option for freelancers, self-employed workers, small businesses or international companies seeking a base in a new country. The increase in virtual office enquiries shows that more and more people are realising the benefits of switching to this smarter way of working.

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