How to Grow your Virtual Assistant Business with Associates
THIS is how you get to £10k months as a Virtual Assistant!
£29
- Are you ready to increase your income as a Virtual Assistant?
- Do you want to earn some passive income that doesn’t require you to do any extra marketing?
- Are you ready to be a Lead VA?
- Can you not physically work any more hours?Â
- Are you having to let things slide to keep up with other stuff?
- Are you having to turn clients away?
- Are you burning yourself out with all your work?
I was exactly where you are.
Today I have a team of associates who work with me, allowing me to sit back and spend time where it’s needed the most.
I’ve shared everything you need to know to get there too in my step-by-step online guide – the ONLY one on the market – and it’s yours for just £29.
It’s time you started doing what you encourage your clients to do…
Outsource.
So you have the time to do what you want AND an income with no limits!
What’s Covered in the Guide
 Everything you need to know…
- When is the right time to take on an associate
- How to find your associate/s
- What to outsource
- Doing your due diligence
- What you may need to provide your associate with
- Agreements – what I recommend
- What to pay your associates
- How to manage your relationship with the associate
- How to encourage potential clients to work with an associate
- How to convert enquiries
- How to manage client / associate relationship
- How to move existing clients to associates
- Let go, you little control freak you
- Should you promote your associates?
EVERYTHING you need to successfully go from solo VA to having associates work with you.
Remember, this guide is written by me. I am still a VA, I have a team of associates and my business runs without me when my health takes a turn for the worse.
It covers all you need to make this transition a huge success.
What’s the Return on my £29 Investment?
I love this question and I think it’s so important to not only know what you’re getting for your money (see guide content) but also how it will change your life / business.
Before I had my fourth brain tumour I did a lot of group and 1:1 mentoring. Helping people just like you to grow their Virtual Assistant business from solo VA to having their first associate.
Each of my mentees went on and, on average, have at least trebled their income. And you can too. I promise.
I’ve consilidated all of what I used to teach, 1:1 and in a group setting, into this written guide so you can grow your business too.
To go back an answer the question, your return on investment could be to at least treble your income if you implement all of my advice.
‘I’ve been wanting to start working with associates for about a year but didn’t know how to let go, how to tell clients, etc. Catherine covers everything in this guide and a week after buying it I’ve taken on my first associate!’
What other benefits are there to being a Lead VA?
By expanding your business this way you also:
- Help others get their VA business off the ground. You remember how hard it is to get started at the beginning, right? Everyone needs an opportunity.
- Have back up clients if you ever lose any of your own, e.g. take clients back from your associates at any time.
- Have a business that is sustainable, i.e. income continues to come in even if you have to step away.
- Have a limitless income ceiling. Seriously, THIS is how you get to £10k months!
Are you still thinking things like this?
There's so much to think about when taking on associates
I hear you! I’ve been there and I’ve listened to other’s worries. That’s why I’ve left no question unanswered in this guide.
None of my current client work can be outsourced
That’s common. The course covers how to hand new clients over to your associates as well as how to move existing clients over.
I tried before to hand new clients over to an associate but they just want to work with me
I share with you the five main points that you need to tell potential clients when you have that initial call to ensure they don’t run off when they realise it’s not you they’ll be working with.
I've heard of VAs being ripped off by associates
Yep, it happens and it happened to me too. This is why I have created ‘before introduction’ agreements and have a solid process in place – again, this is all shared with you in the guide. I share the story of the rogue associate I had to deal with in the guide too!