Not everyone is meant to be your client. And that’s OK. That’s why we have systems in place to vet those potential clients. Whether they’re vetted through a phone call, a form on your website, or an email back and forth, it’s important to understand that not everyone is meant to be your client. But for those that you are, I’m sharing how to convert dream clients into paying clients.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into something unexpected and completely unplanned that happened in my business. Get this, I unintentionally took a month-long social media hiatus and still managed to increase revenue in my business. I’m sharing how you too can increase revenue during a social media break!

OK, so after a lot of thought and discussion, you decide you want to jump into the virtual assistant business. Which spoiler alert, it is a very good idea in my humble opinion. 😉 As you’ve probably noticed on my blog, podcast, or my other social platforms, I’m passionate about the virtual assistant industry. Not just because it has exploded with possibility in the last several years, but because it’s a legitimate way to earn a full-time income and be your own boss. Oh yeah, and work from home (or wherever) full time. However, in order to be a virtual assistant, you have to have clients right? Today I’m sharing practical and, better yet, effective ways on how to market your virtual assistant business and find clients in no time!

If you dream of working from home full-time and creating your own schedule, then the rapidly growing virtual assistant industry might be your undiscovered calling. Running your own virtual assistant business offers a wide range of technical and administrative services to business owners, remotely. If you’re a mom, travel enthusiast, or want to work wherever and whenever you want, a virtual assistant job is worth exploring. I’m sharing my seven no-nonsense steps on how to become a virtual assistant and start creating a profitable and flexible business.