Want to get started with email marketing but not sure where to begin?
I go in-depth with the most common questions. You’ll learn why email marketing is so great, what kind of freebie to make, and the most popular types of email service providers (plus more!).
Blogging can be an excellent way to build your website traffic, show your expertise, and get clients. It’s considered a long-term marketing strategy which means it may not result in immediate results. I like to think of it as “planting seeds”. Eventually, you will reap the rewards.
In this post, I’ll be covering some of my top blogging tips to help you write posts that grab your ideal client’s attention and convert them into clients.
You snagged a new client, did an amazing job for them, and now the project is complete…or is it?
Before you say thanks and adios, there’s one more thing you need to do. This one step often gets overlooked by VAs, and yet it has the potential to help you land even MORE clients.
Is it scary and uncomfortable to break up with a client? Yes.
Are you the only virtual assistant on the planet who has ever had to let a client go? Absolutely not.
At some point in your VA journey, you will probably need to do this. But it’s ok, I have some tips for you to make it as painless as possible!
If you’re thinking of starting a virtual assistant business, you’re probably wondering what programs you should be familiar with. Here are the programs I use the most, and why knowing a bunch of programs isn’t the most important part of being a good VA.
Feeling nervous about getting hired as a virtual assistant? You may think clients are looking for VA’s with the most software knowledge, but that’s usually not the case. See what clients are really looking for when hiring their ideal VA.
It can feel really uncomfortable when a client asks a question you don’t have an answer to. I mean, you don’t want to look foolish, unprofessional, or not get a job you want, right?
There’s a way around this sticky situation. I cover what to say and how to turn this problem into an opportunity to impress your client.
You might be already actively looking for clients or just about to, but do you know exactly what to do when a potential client wants to work with you?
What steps will you take to decide whether they’re a good fit or not? What will you do when you decide to work together? What about your service? What are the steps you’ll take to complete it? Do you know what you’ll do when your project is complete or how you’ll get feedback on your service?
Your head might be spinning right now, but don’t panic! We’re going to work on figuring out these steps so you know exactly what you’ll be doing.
