The Client's Side

1. 1

   What UK and US clients actually look for

   How a business owner reads your profile, what builds trust fast, and the red flags that get you skipped.

   You doMark up five applications the way a client would.

   See what's insideHide the parts16 parts · about 67 minutes

   1. Your starting line
   2. The job, in one sentence
   3. Who the client really is
   4. What they are actually paying for
   5. How the client reads your application
   6. Three ways in
   7. Money, honestly
   8. Scams: check a job the way I would
   9. Your kit, set up live
   10. The words clients use
   11. The skill that keeps you hired
   12. The learning loop
   13. Watch me learn: Google Calendar
   14. Write it down: your first step-by-step guide
   15. Your turn, alone
   16. Your tasks, and what comes next

   You finish with Your professional email and portfolio folder set up, five applications marked up the way a client reads them, a scam check you can run on any advert, and your first step-by-step guide.

2. 2

   Choose your first service and price it

   Pick one of the six kinds of VA, then three beginner-friendly services inside it, what the client gets, and a rate you can defend.

   You doWrite your service list and a sample quote.

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   1. Where you are, and what you'll have tonight
   2. Six directions, one choice
   3. Three services inside your direction
   4. What the market actually pays, and the five-dollar line
   5. Your rate, worked out on screen
   6. Your service menu, built live
   7. The client's side of the desk: write and send a quote
   8. What to do when they push back
   9. How the money actually reaches you
   10. Tax and your own contributions, honestly

   You finish with Your direction chosen, three services defined, a rate you can defend (never under $5 an hour), your service menu, a quote, and how the money reaches you and what to set aside for tax.

3. 3

   A portfolio with no experience

   Proof of skill without a past client: two labelled sample projects, a clean CV and a matching profile.

   You doFinish two pieces from realistic client briefs.

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   1. What "proof" means from the client's chair
   2. Build a portfolio piece, start to finish
   3. Turn the work into a one-page piece
   4. The two-minute video
   5. Your two pieces: the twelve briefs
   6. A CV a UK owner will read
   7. The profile that matches
   8. One link that opens everything
   9. What to do when

   You finish with Two labelled portfolio pieces from realistic client briefs, a two-minute video of one of them, a client-ready CV, a matching profile, and one link that opens it all.

4. 4

   Write like a UK or US professional

   The phrases that sound old-fashioned to a British or American reader, what to write instead, and applications that get replies.

   You doRewrite ten messages, then write three applications.

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   1. Why Juan gets skipped, phrase by phrase
   2. What the client really means
   3. Decoding what clients say
   4. Set your spelling to your client's English
   5. Rewriting messages live
   6. An application, start to finish
   7. Send it, track it, follow it up
   8. What to do when

   You finish with Ten messages rewritten the way UK and US clients write, three applications for your direction, and a tracker to follow each one up.

5. 5

   AI as your edge, used safely

   Use AI tools to work faster on real VA tasks, check the output for mistakes, and keep client information private.

   You doComplete five VA tasks with AI and verify each one.

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   1. What AI is, and three rules from the client's side
   2. The safe setup
   3. How to ask
   4. Task 1: a customer reply
   5. Task 2: a research summary
   6. Tasks 3 and 4: captions and a product listing
   7. Task 5: a call script
   8. AI on your own writing, and a quick sort
   9. The check, every time
   10. What to do when

   You finish with A safe AI setup that keeps client information private, five real VA tasks done with AI and checked line by line, and a check you run every time.

6. 6

   The interview and your first week

   What the client is really asking, how to onboard properly, and updates that make you hard to replace.

   You doMock interview answers and your first end-of-day report.

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   1. What the client is really asking
   2. The answer shape
   3. Before the call
   4. The interview, shown start to finish
   5. What to do when, in the interview
   6. After the interview
   7. Your first week, started properly
   8. Logins, safely
   9. The end-of-day report
   10. What to do when, in your first weeks
   11. Your first testimonial

   You finish with Interview answers for your direction, a "How I work" email for your first day, safe logins, your first end-of-day report, and the message that gets you a testimonial.

→ Ready to send your first application