You and Your Clients: True Business Partners
When you think of the term “business partnership,” you might imagine scenes of men and women in suits sitting around a boardroom table, signing papers and shaking hands. But that’s only one way a business partnership can be formed.There are actually many types of partnerships in the business world, and one of the most important is the kind you build with the clients you work with every month.
You and Your Client Make a Team
Clients rely on the service you provide to do their own jobs effectively and accomplish their goals. You, in turn, rely on your clients to keep your practice strong with their loyalty. And isn’t mutual reliance what great partnerships are all about?Any business relationship a client has with your company is a relationship with you. As their company grows, so might yours. So build strong partnerships with your clients by getting “down to business” and providing top-drawer service every day.
Make Your Clients More Profitable and They Will Do the Same For You
The Professional Bookkeeper program teaches you how to make your client companies improve their bottom line. By helping your clients get spending under control, paying their bills on time, and simply put, spending less than they make, you become the single most valuable person safeguarding the financial future of the company. When you supply decision-makers with clear, actionable financial information about their business, you ensure that you will keep that client for years.At least as important is that when clients benefit from your great service, they talk. They will tell their business associates about their turnaround and your part in it. Word of your abilities will spread. When you service a client that has increased the profitability of their business, it becomes a very easy thing to ask for referrals. The great work that you will do will prove to be the best marketing that you do.
How To Increase Your Client Base In An Easy, Natural Way
Module 4 of the Professional Bookkeeper program, “Building a Successful Accounting Service”, teaches you how to sell your services in a low-pressure way and get clients quickly. Since each client that you service will give you an average of $300/month for the 6-8 hours that it takes to service them, getting a few extra clients makes all of the difference whether you are servicing clients full-time or part-time.Learn How to Build a Successful Accounting Service With the Professional Bookkeeper Program
