How to Find Your FIRST Virtual Assistant Clients

Once you decide to start working as a Virtual Assistant, you face your real big challenge:Finding your first client(s).

This course will help you explore your ideal client, discover their challenges, where they “hang out” online, and how you can land your dream clients through a variety of tried and true methods.

*This course is comprised of some videos with my face, some presentation slides, downloadable resources, external articles (to showcase real-world examples of some of the content), and written content.*

Module 1: Define your ideal client.

In this module, you’ll create a client avatar and brainstorm your dream client’s demographic and psychographic traits. This will help you understand who may make a great longterm client; one you love working with and one who loves working with you.

We’ll also explore where your dream clients hang out online and (once we find them) how to extrapolate their challenges. Understanding their unique challenges will help you tailor your pitch.

Module 2: Define your SOPs

In this module, we’ll write out your “SOPs,” or Standard Operating Procedures. It’s a great opportunity to shape how you want to run your business, when and how often you work, how often you get paid, etc. It’s also a crucial step to take before you can pitch clients.

Relatedly, we’ll also take some time to explore your “why.” Exploring your purpose, your passion, or your reason for working as a VA is a great way to use it as a lens for finding future clients. If they don’t align with your “why,” they might not be a great fit for you.

Module 3: Rehearsing your elevator pitch.

Now that you know who you want to target, what challenges they face, and how they align with your vision of your business, we can use your brainstorm pieces to put together your elevator pitch.

We’ll cover a pitch formula to help, and from there, you’ll craft the perfect pitch. We’ll also practice pitch delivery! Because you could be the most capable VA in town, but if you don’t have your pitch down, you risk losing the sale.

Module 4: The clients

It’s time to get you some clients! In the last module, we’ll discuss 4 methods for putting your pitch to good use. Learn the best ways to pitch, the best way to ask for referrals, and how to turn those recommendations into real clients (and more income).

BONUS FEATURE

I’ve included a BONUS 15-minute “mini course” that will help you craft the perfect LinkedIn headline. Having a great headline that’s SEO rich will help you attract your dream clients on the platform. Having this in place after you’ve perfected your pitch is a great way to land clients on a new platform.

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:

Hi! I’m Erin Booth, and I help experienced Virtual Assistants, like you, find your niche and grow your business.

With over a decade of experience doing high-end travel, social media marketing, calendar management, qualitative research, conference curation and event production, I feel like I’ve done it all.

Now, as your Virtual Assistant Mentor, I get to share all of my best tips and tools with you.

Join over 22,000 happy students on Udemy!

See you in the course!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!