Lisa Campbell
Lisa grew her business 63% in the first 90 days as a Pure Bookkeeping licensee.
Heather Weiler
Heather increased her rates by 40% and her business has grown so rapidly she had to remodel her home office to handle the staff.
Melissa Lenos
Melissa talks about why you must hire based on the job candidate's skills AND personality.
Mira Salter
Mira shares why focusing on a specific niche can lead to more business, why you should always get referrals from clients you love and why you should take advantage of networking opportunities.
Patricia Sawatzky
Patricia proves you can be successful in any sized community in any economic condition. An admitted introverted bookkeeper, who operates her business out of small town Campbell River, British Columbia, was hesitant about making any big leaps.
Lora Lonesberry - Part 1
Running your own business is challenging. It can be easy to get caught up in the idea that you are competing against everyone else for a slice of the profit. But really the only person you have to compete with is yourself.
Lora Lonesberry - Part 2
There is a wealth of training and technology that can be utilized and tailored to get things running in the background. Leaving you all the more time to focus your attention on the areas of your business that bring you the most purpose and joy.
Julie Watson
There’s no need to be afraid because you can follow the path of many other successful virtual bookkeepers.
Teresa Slack
She joins us this week to talk about client onboarding, an often overlooked process that when structured correctly can be a powerful tool to build strong relationships with your clients and grow trust early.
Daniel Breeze
Starting a new bookkeeping business or growing an existing one can be a real challenge. Too many businesses try to be all things to all people. Working more hours but having less to show for it rather than connecting passionately to who it is you really want to help.