I Need A Little Separation

You have started your business and you are wanting to file for your articles of organization and wanting to list your business on sites like Google, Yelp, Facebook, etc. and they all want a physical address. You don't want to file using your physical address and business filings do NOT accept a P.O. Box. What do you do? Create some separation between your business and your personal. Choose to use a virtual address. What's a virtual address you may ask?

A virtual business address is a real street address, not your home, where you can receive mail and packages for your business. The address is located at a mail center or office building location; you are able to choose the location for pick up.

The benefits of having a virtual address is to simply keep business and personal separate. There will plenty of targeted ads and mailings sent to you once you register your business and there's no need for companies to have your physical address. This also increases safety if you have a virtual business address that you are listing with major search engines.

And yes, you will have to pay for the virtual business address just like you would for a P.O. Box. There are many resources you can look at and through. Using discernment when making the decision on where to purchase from is important.

Here are a few places where you can find more information and sign up for a virtual business address:

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Anytime Mailbox

Research on you t own can go a long way. These websites are suggestions to jump start your journey in looking into a virtual business address.