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Index
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
My Dream Let’s Start with the Basics Proud to Be a Virtual Assistant and Why It Matters Want to Know What Clients Really Want? Soft Skills and Professionalism. How to Climb a Mountain in Business
CHAPTER 1 - Step 1: Creating Your Ideal Client Avatar (and Knowing How to Use It!)
How Do You See Yourself as a Virtual Assistant? Do You Know What Your Deal Breakers Are? They Matter.
CHAPTER 2 - Step 2: Finding Your Niche and Monetizing
Do the One Thing That Matters Most Are You Struggling to Figure Out Which VA Services to Offer? Monetizing
CHAPTER 3 - Step 3: The Nuts and Bolts of Your VA Business—Business Planning, Pricing, Sales, Negotiations, and Contracts
Pricing How Do You Know if Your Pricing Is Valuable to Your Market? How to Price Your Services Packaging Your Services Pricing Is Not a Competition Collecting Payments Sell is Not a Four-Letter Word Goal Setting Negotiations Contracts Three Ways to Gain Confidence as a Virtual Assistant Is Your Business Worth Your Time?
CHAPTER 4 - Step 4: Mastering the Consultation
Journaling
CHAPTER 5 - Step 5: Networking and Targeting Your Ideal Client
Yes, You Need to Have an Elevator Pitch Find a Networking Partner Networking In Person Networking Online Networking in Online Groups Referrals Targeting Your Ideal Client
CHAPTER 6 - Step 6: Managing Yourself and the Client Relationship
Set Boundaries Is Doing What You Love Killing You? Did You Burn Yourself Out? Why Vacations Are So Important Are You in a Funk? Give Yourself a Hard Reset. Managing the Client Educating Your Clients Effectively Should You Focus on Pleasing People or Serving People? What Type of Experience Do Your Clients Want?
CHAPTER 7 - Step 7: Growing Your Business
Are You Priming Your Business for Success? All Answers Come from Questions Client Referrals and Gifting Don’t Duplicate Yourself. You Need to Complete the Puzzle. When Is It Time to Hire Support? Watch for the Signs Reevaluating Success The First Time I Invested in a Business Coach, I Was Terrified Marketing Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone Doesn’t Have to Be Painful Are You Taking Advice from the Right Person? Outgrowing How to Feed Your Faith and Starve Your Fears
CHAPTER 8 - Step 8: Client Needs and Technology
Is Your Planning Coming at the Expense of Your Productivity?
BONUS—BEFORE YOU GO OUT ON YOUR OWN
What Is the Future of Executive Assistants? Why All Admins Should Have Something on the Side How to Intern Properly How to Leverage Your Current Contacts How to Ask Your Employer to Go Remote Setting a New Work Schedule Where Is Your Best Place to Work? When Is It Time to Ditch Being Virtual?
CONCLUSION
How Do You Know When to Keep Going? Everything You’re Looking for Is Right Around the Corner What Will You Be Celebrating in a Year?
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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