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5 steps to working with your DREAM clients (when you don’t have a website yet)

It can be super intimidating when you first start your business and you’ve yet to start working with clients. It may feel like there are so many other, more experienced, more talented and established professionals out there - why would someone want to work with YOU?The answer is simple - nobody else out there is YOU. Sure, there may be hundreds of experts offering the same service as you. But a[...]

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I'll tell you this much: a good first impression is absolutely crucial in the online world of business if you have any hope of leaving a lasting impact on your audience. There is just no excuse for sloppy design work, poor quality images and clashing colour schemes in the digital age. And there's certainly no room for this in your business - at least not when you're working hard to attract your dream clients! I'll tell you something else too: if you're not making a good impression, people will not take you seriously, much less respect the boundaries you have in place... So, what's a gal to do? A gal works SMARTER, of course! (Hint: use Canva Templates to save you time) One of the biggest lessons I learned from running my own business is that people respect people who respect themselves. You cannot go into business with the mindset that your clients will automatically know what your conditions and limitations are - it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. The best way, I’ve found, to do this is through onboarding packs. Something as simple as a 3 page document, has the power to change the way you handle projects, giving you peace of mind knowing that you and your client are on the same page. But what exactly should you be including inside your onboarding document? Fear not, my friend! I've got you covered! I've been sneaking new templates into my shop the past few weeks: service & pricing guides, day rate service guides and welcome packets with MORE coming soon.  But, on top of this is that now all my templates come with their very own personalized planning workbook that guides you through the different sections inside the template so you know exactly what copy you need to prepare for your onboarding document. Once you've finalized all the copy, simply copy and paste them into your template - easy peasy. I'm also adding the last few videos to my Quick Canva Design Tutorial Library which you'll have access to as well, so you'll know how to customize your templates with minimal fuss. Ready to turn those enquiries into DREAM Clients? Browse the templates via the link in my bio!
I'll tell you this much: a good first impression is absolutely crucial in the online world of business if you have any hope of leaving a lasting impact on your audience. There is just no excuse for sloppy design work, poor quality images and clashing colour schemes in the digital age. And there's certainly no room for this in your business - at least not when you're working hard to attract your dream clients! I'll tell you something else too: if you're not making a good impression, people will not take you seriously, much less respect the boundaries you have in place... So, what's a gal to do? A gal works SMARTER, of course! (Hint: use Canva Templates to save you time) One of the biggest lessons I learned from running my own business is that people respect people who respect themselves. You cannot go into business with the mindset that your clients will automatically know what your conditions and limitations are - it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. The best way, I’ve found, to do this is through onboarding packs. Something as simple as a 3 page document, has the power to change the way you handle projects, giving you peace of mind knowing that you and your client are on the same page. But what exactly should you be including inside your onboarding document? Fear not, my friend! I've got you covered! I've been sneaking new templates into my shop the past few weeks: service & pricing guides, day rate service guides and welcome packets with MORE coming soon.  But, on top of this is that now all my templates come with their very own personalized planning workbook that guides you through the different sections inside the template so you know exactly what copy you need to prepare for your onboarding document. Once you've finalized all the copy, simply copy and paste them into your template - easy peasy. I'm also adding the last few videos to my Quick Canva Design Tutorial Library which you'll have access to as well, so you'll know how to customize your templates with minimal fuss. Ready to turn those enquiries into DREAM Clients? Browse the templates via the link in my bio!
I'll tell you this much: a good first impression is absolutely crucial in the online world of business if you have any hope of leaving a lasting impact on your audience. There is just no excuse for sloppy design work, poor quality images and clashing colour schemes in the digital age. And there's certainly no room for this in your business - at least not when you're working hard to attract your dream clients! I'll tell you something else too: if you're not making a good impression, people will not take you seriously, much less respect the boundaries you have in place... So, what's a gal to do? A gal works SMARTER, of course! (Hint: use Canva Templates to save you time) One of the biggest lessons I learned from running my own business is that people respect people who respect themselves. You cannot go into business with the mindset that your clients will automatically know what your conditions and limitations are - it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. The best way, I’ve found, to do this is through onboarding packs. Something as simple as a 3 page document, has the power to change the way you handle projects, giving you peace of mind knowing that you and your client are on the same page. But what exactly should you be including inside your onboarding document? Fear not, my friend! I've got you covered! I've been sneaking new templates into my shop the past few weeks: service & pricing guides, day rate service guides and welcome packets with MORE coming soon.  But, on top of this is that now all my templates come with their very own personalized planning workbook that guides you through the different sections inside the template so you know exactly what copy you need to prepare for your onboarding document. Once you've finalized all the copy, simply copy and paste them into your template - easy peasy. I'm also adding the last few videos to my Quick Canva Design Tutorial Library which you'll have access to as well, so you'll know how to customize your templates with minimal fuss. Ready to turn those enquiries into DREAM Clients? Browse the templates via the link in my bio!
I'll tell you this much: a good first impression is absolutely crucial in the online world of business if you have any hope of leaving a lasting impact on your audience. There is just no excuse for sloppy design work, poor quality images and clashing colour schemes in the digital age. And there's certainly no room for this in your business - at least not when you're working hard to attract your dream clients! I'll tell you something else too: if you're not making a good impression, people will not take you seriously, much less respect the boundaries you have in place... So, what's a gal to do? A gal works SMARTER, of course! (Hint: use Canva Templates to save you time) One of the biggest lessons I learned from running my own business is that people respect people who respect themselves. You cannot go into business with the mindset that your clients will automatically know what your conditions and limitations are - it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. The best way, I’ve found, to do this is through onboarding packs. Something as simple as a 3 page document, has the power to change the way you handle projects, giving you peace of mind knowing that you and your client are on the same page. But what exactly should you be including inside your onboarding document? Fear not, my friend! I've got you covered! I've been sneaking new templates into my shop the past few weeks: service & pricing guides, day rate service guides and welcome packets with MORE coming soon.  But, on top of this is that now all my templates come with their very own personalized planning workbook that guides you through the different sections inside the template so you know exactly what copy you need to prepare for your onboarding document. Once you've finalized all the copy, simply copy and paste them into your template - easy peasy. I'm also adding the last few videos to my Quick Canva Design Tutorial Library which you'll have access to as well, so you'll know how to customize your templates with minimal fuss. Ready to turn those enquiries into DREAM Clients? Browse the templates via the link in my bio!
I'll tell you this much: a good first impression is absolutely crucial in the online world of business if you have any hope of leaving a lasting impact on your audience. There is just no excuse for sloppy design work, poor quality images and clashing colour schemes in the digital age. And there's certainly no room for this in your business - at least not when you're working hard to attract your dream clients! I'll tell you something else too: if you're not making a good impression, people will not take you seriously, much less respect the boundaries you have in place... So, what's a gal to do? A gal works SMARTER, of course! (Hint: use Canva Templates to save you time) One of the biggest lessons I learned from running my own business is that people respect people who respect themselves. You cannot go into business with the mindset that your clients will automatically know what your conditions and limitations are - it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. The best way, I’ve found, to do this is through onboarding packs. Something as simple as a 3 page document, has the power to change the way you handle projects, giving you peace of mind knowing that you and your client are on the same page. But what exactly should you be including inside your onboarding document? Fear not, my friend! I've got you covered! I've been sneaking new templates into my shop the past few weeks: service & pricing guides, day rate service guides and welcome packets with MORE coming soon.  But, on top of this is that now all my templates come with their very own personalized planning workbook that guides you through the different sections inside the template so you know exactly what copy you need to prepare for your onboarding document. Once you've finalized all the copy, simply copy and paste them into your template - easy peasy. I'm also adding the last few videos to my Quick Canva Design Tutorial Library which you'll have access to as well, so you'll know how to customize your templates with minimal fuss. Ready to turn those enquiries into DREAM Clients? Browse the templates via the link in my bio!
I'll tell you this much: a good first impression is absolutely crucial in the online world of business if you have any hope of leaving a lasting impact on your audience. There is just no excuse for sloppy design work, poor quality images and clashing colour schemes in the digital age. And there's certainly no room for this in your business - at least not when you're working hard to attract your dream clients! I'll tell you something else too: if you're not making a good impression, people will not take you seriously, much less respect the boundaries you have in place... So, what's a gal to do? A gal works SMARTER, of course! (Hint: use Canva Templates to save you time) One of the biggest lessons I learned from running my own business is that people respect people who respect themselves. You cannot go into business with the mindset that your clients will automatically know what your conditions and limitations are - it is your responsibility to make them aware of this. The best way, I’ve found, to do this is through onboarding packs. Something as simple as a 3 page document, has the power to change the way you handle projects, giving you peace of mind knowing that you and your client are on the same page. But what exactly should you be including inside your onboarding document? Fear not, my friend! I've got you covered! I've been sneaking new templates into my shop the past few weeks: service & pricing guides, day rate service guides and welcome packets with MORE coming soon.  But, on top of this is that now all my templates come with their very own personalized planning workbook that guides you through the different sections inside the template so you know exactly what copy you need to prepare for your onboarding document. Once you've finalized all the copy, simply copy and paste them into your template - easy peasy. I'm also adding the last few videos to my Quick Canva Design Tutorial Library which you'll have access to as well, so you'll know how to customize your templates with minimal fuss. Ready to turn those enquiries into DREAM Clients? Browse the templates via the link in my bio!
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It can be super intimidating when you first start your business and you’ve yet to start working with clients. It may feel like there are so many other, more experienced, more talented and established professionals out there – why would someone want to work with YOU?

The answer is simple – nobody else out there is YOU. 

Sure, there may be hundreds of experts offering the same service as you. But are they following the same process as you? Do they offer the same project experience, workmanship, results, as you do? 

You ARE different – you just need to know what sets you apart from everyone else out there.

The next stumbling block you may face when you are starting out, is that you have no website. 

But today I want to share 5 ways you can start sharing your know-how, build meaningful connections with your audience, and ultimately begin working with your DREAM clients even if you have no website yet.

1. Build your Brand from the start

I’m sure you’ve heard people talk about building a brand, and there is a very good reason for this – a brand is what will set you apart from everyone else online and have you stand out from the crowd! You want your potential clients to keep YOU in mind when they are looking to hire someone with your skillset and your brand is what will help them remember you.

To build your brand, you will need to decide on a colour palette, logo, fonts, patterns or elements and photography style, among other things such as graphic design. Your brand is the visual representation of your business vision and values, so it is therefore important that you understand the “heart” of your business so you communicate the correct message with your visuals.

When you are starting out, there is no need for you to break the bank with this. If you are not able to do it yourself you can absolutely purchase done-for-you brand kits which will give you a great head start with a polished brand that looks professional.

If you want to go the DIY route, my advice to you is SIMPLE IS BEST!

2. Create a service & pricing guide

Once your brand is in place, you’ll want to immediately get yourself a service & pricing guide set up. This is a great way to share more about you, your business, your service and booking process, all in one place with a call-to-action to take the next step.

Some other important things you’ll want to highlight in your service & pricing guide included:

  • Timeframe of the project
  • The booking and project process
  • Manage expectations and set clear boundaries
  • About the service and costs involved
  • Best way to contact you
  • Project examples pulled from your portfolio or client testimonials

You will want to make sure your service & pricing guide is tailored to your offer – example, if you offer day-rate services then make sure your guide is suitable for this.

The quickest way to get a service & pricing guide set up is to use Canva templates designed for this purpose! Grab this FREE 3-page guide to get your started.

3. Establish trust and form meaningful connections online

This can be tricky without a website but thank goodness for social media!

Platforms such as Instagram and Facebook were a game changer for me when I first started working with clients and I had no website.

I used Instagram to share my knowledge of my trade, give my audience helpful advice or tips, and share pieces from my portfolio to show off my experience. I also used Instagram to share client testimonials, personal stories to build connections and talk about causes close to my heart so my potential clients knew what I stood for as the person behind the business.

You also want to make sure that you are using the link in your bio correctly. Since you don’t have a website, you could link to your service guide or client invitation packet, or you could have them book a free clarity call with you. Whichever you choose, be sure that there is a clear call-to-action that will encourage people to click the link and get them a step closer to hiring you.

Facebook Groups are also fantastic places to build trust. FYI I am NOT saying you must go drop your links all over the place because that’s just not good guest etiquette! What you should do is try to offer some helpful feedback or tips to people who are asking questions in the groups related to your service/skills. This will give you the chance to be seen as an expert in your niche, help someone out, and get in front of more eyes. In my own experience, this has even led to onboarding new clients! 

4. Build an email list as soon as possible!

While your social media is crucial to build new connections and nurture existing relationships online, I highly recommend that you try getting those people subscribed to your email list too. This way, you can communicate with them personally, and keep in touch with them outside of these social platforms.

It is a good idea to also have people who have enquired about your service, booked a clarity call, or worked with you in the past sign up to your list, as they are going to be more likely to book you in the future. 

A few things you can send to your email list includes:

  • A free resource to help them achieve a small win before hiring you
  • A roundup of helpful posts you shared on your social media platforms
  • A tip or trick that can help them overcome a specific pain point
  • A before and after case study of a client you worked with
  • A special offer on a package you currently offer or
  • Announce the launch of a new service offer

When you are starting, you may not want to invest in an email marketing platform right away. If this is the case, here are two free options that are really great, as they’ll grow with your business:

  • ConvertKit
  • Mailchimp

If you’d like something more user friendly that still allows you to create STUNNING emails to send to your email list, I cannot recommend Flodesk enough! This is the platform I currently use after trying the above two first and not really loving it.

If you want to give Flodesk a try, you can use my special link to lock down 50% off – instead of paying $38/month you’ll pay $19/month as long as you’re using Flodesk!

5. Three ways to accept new clients without a site!

When you are ready to start signing on new clients there are a few ways you can do this without a website! Today I am going to share three ways I have personally used in the past…

  • Selling your service packages on Etsy

Simply add a product as you usually would, sharing all the important information about the service in the shop graphics and product description. Be really clear on things like your boundaries and conditions, the timeframe of the project, your refund policy, and what they will be getting once the project is complete.

The PDF download will be a client welcome document with a link for them to follow to take the next steps in the onboarding process, such as 

  1. Signing the contract
  2. Booking a call
  3. Filling out a client intake form, etc
  • Accept payment via PayPal

You could also have clients pay you directly to your PayPal account once they are ready to book you. Simply add all your information into your client welcome packet or invitation guide and include the contract (and any other instructions or documents they’ll need before the project kicks off) as an attachment to your PayPal invoice. This way, they immediately receive everything before the project begins and there is no delay in the process.

  • Use Honeybook to onboard new clients

Honeybook simplified the onboarding process by allowing me to create proposals, giving me access to contract templates which I can customize for my own offer AND accept e-signature, send invoices, communicate with clients right inside the portal, accept payments, send batch emails and so much more. I can even schedule important dates and let clients know when I am free to be booked – no more double booking!!

Things I love about HoneyBook

  1. It’s so easy to use
  2. I can make templates for everything
  3. Did I mention they have an app?!
  4. Customer service is so helpful! 
  5. Allows me to customize invoices for different project types

Let’s talk about the perks

  1. Send your invoice, contract and accept payment all in one place
  2. Set up tasks for yourself so nothing slips through the cracks
  3. Workflows to streamline my business
  4. The contact form on my website sends all my inquiries to HoneyBook
  5. Automatic payment reminders   

Did I mention you can now get 50% off for your first year? If there is one investment that will give you plenty of bang for your buck, then it is HoneyBook! Use my special discount code ‘OURPOLISHEDPAGES’ to get 50% off – this is one you will NOT regret.

USE THE CODE OURPOLISHEDPAGES FOR 50% OFF!

Never let anything stand in the way of your dreams! If you want to start working with soulmate clients on projects that light up your heart, you can absolutely do so using what you have at your disposal right now. The fancy website will come, along with the stunning photographs, high-end brand and scroll-stopping graphics. But, you need to start somewhere! So get your laptop fired up and just START!

Don’t forget to grab my FREE 3-page Pricing guide Canva Template to help you begin!
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Now, I’m no scientist, but I can tell you that based on my own experience I’ve found this to be absolutely TRUE.   When I studied civil engineering I had no passion for the field. But, it became part of the plan ever since I watched Michael Scofield fix that replica of the Taj Mahal in Warden Pope’s office. I couldn't imagine myself doing anything else.   After graduating, I landed a job I was aiming for throughout my academic life, but something was off. I longed to be more creative, and felt stifled by the 8-5 day at a desk where someone constantly peeked over my shoulder. Watching the weeks roll by through a window that held me back from the happiness I knew was lacking in my career. And the never ending frustration of knowing that I was not living up to my full potential, growing at a pace someone else was setting for me.     I couldn't stand it!   The turning point however, was when my work offered me a scholarship to study further so I could qualify as an engineer. It was as if the next 30 years of my life flashed before my eyes - and I didn’t like that picture one bit.   So, after months of hearing my husband say "you've struck oil in engineering, it's time to move on" (and after months of denying this was true) I handed in my resignation.   Looking back at that time it is obvious to see that there was no passion. Especially when holding it up against the business I’ve built today, where I look forward to opening my laptop so I can work with my amazing clients and bring some of my wild ideas to life.   Being able to provide for my family has always been my “why”. But I firmly believe that it was passion that carried me through.   Are you following your passion in your business?   Does your current client work give you the stage to express the highest level of your talent?   Are you truly happy with the picture you see when looking at your life 30 years from now?   If the answer to these three questions is not a loud, confident “YES!” then you may need to take a close look at what’s blocking you from filling your schedule with work you actually love! I'd love to know what your answers are, so feel free to share in the comments below!
Now, I’m no scientist, but I can tell you that based on my own experience I’ve found this to be absolutely TRUE.   When I studied civil engineering I had no passion for the field. But, it became part of the plan ever since I watched Michael Scofield fix that replica of the Taj Mahal in Warden Pope’s office. I couldn't imagine myself doing anything else.   After graduating, I landed a job I was aiming for throughout my academic life, but something was off. I longed to be more creative, and felt stifled by the 8-5 day at a desk where someone constantly peeked over my shoulder. Watching the weeks roll by through a window that held me back from the happiness I knew was lacking in my career. And the never ending frustration of knowing that I was not living up to my full potential, growing at a pace someone else was setting for me.     I couldn't stand it!   The turning point however, was when my work offered me a scholarship to study further so I could qualify as an engineer. It was as if the next 30 years of my life flashed before my eyes - and I didn’t like that picture one bit.   So, after months of hearing my husband say "you've struck oil in engineering, it's time to move on" (and after months of denying this was true) I handed in my resignation.   Looking back at that time it is obvious to see that there was no passion. Especially when holding it up against the business I’ve built today, where I look forward to opening my laptop so I can work with my amazing clients and bring some of my wild ideas to life.   Being able to provide for my family has always been my “why”. But I firmly believe that it was passion that carried me through.   Are you following your passion in your business?   Does your current client work give you the stage to express the highest level of your talent?   Are you truly happy with the picture you see when looking at your life 30 years from now?   If the answer to these three questions is not a loud, confident “YES!” then you may need to take a close look at what’s blocking you from filling your schedule with work you actually love! I'd love to know what your answers are, so feel free to share in the comments below!
Now, I’m no scientist, but I can tell you that based on my own experience I’ve found this to be absolutely TRUE.   When I studied civil engineering I had no passion for the field. But, it became part of the plan ever since I watched Michael Scofield fix that replica of the Taj Mahal in Warden Pope’s office. I couldn't imagine myself doing anything else.   After graduating, I landed a job I was aiming for throughout my academic life, but something was off. I longed to be more creative, and felt stifled by the 8-5 day at a desk where someone constantly peeked over my shoulder. Watching the weeks roll by through a window that held me back from the happiness I knew was lacking in my career. And the never ending frustration of knowing that I was not living up to my full potential, growing at a pace someone else was setting for me.     I couldn't stand it!   The turning point however, was when my work offered me a scholarship to study further so I could qualify as an engineer. It was as if the next 30 years of my life flashed before my eyes - and I didn’t like that picture one bit.   So, after months of hearing my husband say "you've struck oil in engineering, it's time to move on" (and after months of denying this was true) I handed in my resignation.   Looking back at that time it is obvious to see that there was no passion. Especially when holding it up against the business I’ve built today, where I look forward to opening my laptop so I can work with my amazing clients and bring some of my wild ideas to life.   Being able to provide for my family has always been my “why”. But I firmly believe that it was passion that carried me through.   Are you following your passion in your business?   Does your current client work give you the stage to express the highest level of your talent?   Are you truly happy with the picture you see when looking at your life 30 years from now?   If the answer to these three questions is not a loud, confident “YES!” then you may need to take a close look at what’s blocking you from filling your schedule with work you actually love! I'd love to know what your answers are, so feel free to share in the comments below!
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It can be super intimidating when you first start your business and you’ve yet to start working with clients. It may feel like there are so many other, more experienced, more talented and established professionals out there – why would someone want to work with YOU?

The answer is simple – nobody else out there is YOU. 

Sure, there may be hundreds of experts offering the same service as you. But are they following the same process as you? Do they offer the same project experience, workmanship, results, as you do? 

You ARE different – you just need to know what sets you apart from everyone else out there.

The next stumbling block you may face when you are starting out, is that you have no website. 

But today I want to share 5 ways you can start sharing your know-how, build meaningful connections with your audience, and ultimately begin working with your DREAM clients even if you have no website yet.

1. Build your Brand from the start

I’m sure you’ve heard people talk about building a brand, and there is a very good reason for this – a brand is what will set you apart from everyone else online and have you stand out from the crowd! You want your potential clients to keep YOU in mind when they are looking to hire someone with your skillset and your brand is what will help them remember you.

To build your brand, you will need to decide on a colour palette, logo, fonts, patterns or elements and photography style, among other things such as graphic design. Your brand is the visual representation of your business vision and values, so it is therefore important that you understand the “heart” of your business so you communicate the correct message with your visuals.

When you are starting out, there is no need for you to break the bank with this. If you are not able to do it yourself you can absolutely purchase done-for-you brand kits which will give you a great head start with a polished brand that looks professional.

If you want to go the DIY route, my advice to you is SIMPLE IS BEST!

2. Create a service & pricing guide

Once your brand is in place, you’ll want to immediately get yourself a service & pricing guide set up. This is a great way to share more about you, your business, your service and booking process, all in one place with a call-to-action to take the next step.

Some other important things you’ll want to highlight in your service & pricing guide included:

  • Timeframe of the project
  • The booking and project process
  • Manage expectations and set clear boundaries
  • About the service and costs involved
  • Best way to contact you
  • Project examples pulled from your portfolio or client testimonials

You will want to make sure your service & pricing guide is tailored to your offer – example, if you offer day-rate services then make sure your guide is suitable for this.

The quickest way to get a service & pricing guide set up is to use Canva templates designed for this purpose! Grab this FREE 3-page guide to get your started.

3. Establish trust and form meaningful connections online

This can be tricky without a website but thank goodness for social media!

Platforms such as Instagram and Facebook were a game changer for me when I first started working with clients and I had no website.

I used Instagram to share my knowledge of my trade, give my audience helpful advice or tips, and share pieces from my portfolio to show off my experience. I also used Instagram to share client testimonials, personal stories to build connections and talk about causes close to my heart so my potential clients knew what I stood for as the person behind the business.

You also want to make sure that you are using the link in your bio correctly. Since you don’t have a website, you could link to your service guide or client invitation packet, or you could have them book a free clarity call with you. Whichever you choose, be sure that there is a clear call-to-action that will encourage people to click the link and get them a step closer to hiring you.

Facebook Groups are also fantastic places to build trust. FYI I am NOT saying you must go drop your links all over the place because that’s just not good guest etiquette! What you should do is try to offer some helpful feedback or tips to people who are asking questions in the groups related to your service/skills. This will give you the chance to be seen as an expert in your niche, help someone out, and get in front of more eyes. In my own experience, this has even led to onboarding new clients! 

4. Build an email list as soon as possible!

While your social media is crucial to build new connections and nurture existing relationships online, I highly recommend that you try getting those people subscribed to your email list too. This way, you can communicate with them personally, and keep in touch with them outside of these social platforms.

It is a good idea to also have people who have enquired about your service, booked a clarity call, or worked with you in the past sign up to your list, as they are going to be more likely to book you in the future. 

A few things you can send to your email list includes:

  • A free resource to help them achieve a small win before hiring you
  • A roundup of helpful posts you shared on your social media platforms
  • A tip or trick that can help them overcome a specific pain point
  • A before and after case study of a client you worked with
  • A special offer on a package you currently offer or
  • Announce the launch of a new service offer

When you are starting, you may not want to invest in an email marketing platform right away. If this is the case, here are two free options that are really great, as they’ll grow with your business:

  • ConvertKit
  • Mailchimp

If you’d like something more user friendly that still allows you to create STUNNING emails to send to your email list, I cannot recommend Flodesk enough! This is the platform I currently use after trying the above two first and not really loving it.

If you want to give Flodesk a try, you can use my special link to lock down 50% off – instead of paying $38/month you’ll pay $19/month as long as you’re using Flodesk!

5. Three ways to accept new clients without a site!

When you are ready to start signing on new clients there are a few ways you can do this without a website! Today I am going to share three ways I have personally used in the past…

  • Selling your service packages on Etsy

Simply add a product as you usually would, sharing all the important information about the service in the shop graphics and product description. Be really clear on things like your boundaries and conditions, the timeframe of the project, your refund policy, and what they will be getting once the project is complete.

The PDF download will be a client welcome document with a link for them to follow to take the next steps in the onboarding process, such as 

  1. Signing the contract
  2. Booking a call
  3. Filling out a client intake form, etc
  • Accept payment via PayPal

You could also have clients pay you directly to your PayPal account once they are ready to book you. Simply add all your information into your client welcome packet or invitation guide and include the contract (and any other instructions or documents they’ll need before the project kicks off) as an attachment to your PayPal invoice. This way, they immediately receive everything before the project begins and there is no delay in the process.

  • Use Honeybook to onboard new clients

Honeybook simplified the onboarding process by allowing me to create proposals, giving me access to contract templates which I can customize for my own offer AND accept e-signature, send invoices, communicate with clients right inside the portal, accept payments, send batch emails and so much more. I can even schedule important dates and let clients know when I am free to be booked – no more double booking!!

Things I love about HoneyBook

  1. It’s so easy to use
  2. I can make templates for everything
  3. Did I mention they have an app?!
  4. Customer service is so helpful! 
  5. Allows me to customize invoices for different project types

Let’s talk about the perks

  1. Send your invoice, contract and accept payment all in one place
  2. Set up tasks for yourself so nothing slips through the cracks
  3. Workflows to streamline my business
  4. The contact form on my website sends all my inquiries to HoneyBook
  5. Automatic payment reminders   

Did I mention you can now get 50% off for your first year? If there is one investment that will give you plenty of bang for your buck, then it is HoneyBook! Use my special discount code ‘OURPOLISHEDPAGES’ to get 50% off – this is one you will NOT regret.

USE THE CODE OURPOLISHEDPAGES FOR 50% OFF!

Never let anything stand in the way of your dreams! If you want to start working with soulmate clients on projects that light up your heart, you can absolutely do so using what you have at your disposal right now. The fancy website will come, along with the stunning photographs, high-end brand and scroll-stopping graphics. But, you need to start somewhere! So get your laptop fired up and just START!

Don’t forget to grab my FREE 3-page Pricing guide Canva Template to help you begin!
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One of the biggest reasons why many people don’t niche down in their businesses is because they fear they’ll lose out on opportunities. This could not be further from the truth! Niching down is the first step in setting yourself up as an expert. No one can be the best at everything. You may be skilled in different areas but if you’re focusing on too many things there’s just no way you’ll become the go-to person for a specific task and you’ll never stand out from the crowd. Not having a clear target audience and dream client is a sure way to stunt business growth. Today I wanted to share 5 ways you’re hurting your business (and yourself) by working with everyone, instead of niching down and targeting a very specific audience. 👉🏽 You won’t feel fulfilled and happy 👉🏽 You’re not allowing yourself to be seen as an expert in your niche 👉🏽 You can’t charge premium pricing because you’re not an expert 👉🏽 You’ll attract people who you’ll struggle to please 👉🏽 Your quality of work will drop Want to read more about this? Read the full post on my blog! I also have a really helpful Dream Client Evaluator which you can grab for free by following the link in my bio!
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It can be super intimidating when you first start your business and you’ve yet to start working with clients. It may feel like there are so many other, more experienced, more talented and established professionals out there – why would someone want to work with YOU?

The answer is simple – nobody else out there is YOU. 

Sure, there may be hundreds of experts offering the same service as you. But are they following the same process as you? Do they offer the same project experience, workmanship, results, as you do? 

You ARE different – you just need to know what sets you apart from everyone else out there.

The next stumbling block you may face when you are starting out, is that you have no website. 

But today I want to share 5 ways you can start sharing your know-how, build meaningful connections with your audience, and ultimately begin working with your DREAM clients even if you have no website yet.

1. Build your Brand from the start

I’m sure you’ve heard people talk about building a brand, and there is a very good reason for this – a brand is what will set you apart from everyone else online and have you stand out from the crowd! You want your potential clients to keep YOU in mind when they are looking to hire someone with your skillset and your brand is what will help them remember you.

To build your brand, you will need to decide on a colour palette, logo, fonts, patterns or elements and photography style, among other things such as graphic design. Your brand is the visual representation of your business vision and values, so it is therefore important that you understand the “heart” of your business so you communicate the correct message with your visuals.

When you are starting out, there is no need for you to break the bank with this. If you are not able to do it yourself you can absolutely purchase done-for-you brand kits which will give you a great head start with a polished brand that looks professional.

If you want to go the DIY route, my advice to you is SIMPLE IS BEST!

2. Create a service & pricing guide

Once your brand is in place, you’ll want to immediately get yourself a service & pricing guide set up. This is a great way to share more about you, your business, your service and booking process, all in one place with a call-to-action to take the next step.

Some other important things you’ll want to highlight in your service & pricing guide included:

  • Timeframe of the project
  • The booking and project process
  • Manage expectations and set clear boundaries
  • About the service and costs involved
  • Best way to contact you
  • Project examples pulled from your portfolio or client testimonials

You will want to make sure your service & pricing guide is tailored to your offer – example, if you offer day-rate services then make sure your guide is suitable for this.

The quickest way to get a service & pricing guide set up is to use Canva templates designed for this purpose! Grab this FREE 3-page guide to get your started.

3. Establish trust and form meaningful connections online

This can be tricky without a website but thank goodness for social media!

Platforms such as Instagram and Facebook were a game changer for me when I first started working with clients and I had no website.

I used Instagram to share my knowledge of my trade, give my audience helpful advice or tips, and share pieces from my portfolio to show off my experience. I also used Instagram to share client testimonials, personal stories to build connections and talk about causes close to my heart so my potential clients knew what I stood for as the person behind the business.

You also want to make sure that you are using the link in your bio correctly. Since you don’t have a website, you could link to your service guide or client invitation packet, or you could have them book a free clarity call with you. Whichever you choose, be sure that there is a clear call-to-action that will encourage people to click the link and get them a step closer to hiring you.

Facebook Groups are also fantastic places to build trust. FYI I am NOT saying you must go drop your links all over the place because that’s just not good guest etiquette! What you should do is try to offer some helpful feedback or tips to people who are asking questions in the groups related to your service/skills. This will give you the chance to be seen as an expert in your niche, help someone out, and get in front of more eyes. In my own experience, this has even led to onboarding new clients! 

4. Build an email list as soon as possible!

While your social media is crucial to build new connections and nurture existing relationships online, I highly recommend that you try getting those people subscribed to your email list too. This way, you can communicate with them personally, and keep in touch with them outside of these social platforms.

It is a good idea to also have people who have enquired about your service, booked a clarity call, or worked with you in the past sign up to your list, as they are going to be more likely to book you in the future. 

A few things you can send to your email list includes:

  • A free resource to help them achieve a small win before hiring you
  • A roundup of helpful posts you shared on your social media platforms
  • A tip or trick that can help them overcome a specific pain point
  • A before and after case study of a client you worked with
  • A special offer on a package you currently offer or
  • Announce the launch of a new service offer

When you are starting, you may not want to invest in an email marketing platform right away. If this is the case, here are two free options that are really great, as they’ll grow with your business:

  • ConvertKit
  • Mailchimp

If you’d like something more user friendly that still allows you to create STUNNING emails to send to your email list, I cannot recommend Flodesk enough! This is the platform I currently use after trying the above two first and not really loving it.

If you want to give Flodesk a try, you can use my special link to lock down 50% off – instead of paying $38/month you’ll pay $19/month as long as you’re using Flodesk!

5. Three ways to accept new clients without a site!

When you are ready to start signing on new clients there are a few ways you can do this without a website! Today I am going to share three ways I have personally used in the past…

  • Selling your service packages on Etsy

Simply add a product as you usually would, sharing all the important information about the service in the shop graphics and product description. Be really clear on things like your boundaries and conditions, the timeframe of the project, your refund policy, and what they will be getting once the project is complete.

The PDF download will be a client welcome document with a link for them to follow to take the next steps in the onboarding process, such as 

  1. Signing the contract
  2. Booking a call
  3. Filling out a client intake form, etc
  • Accept payment via PayPal

You could also have clients pay you directly to your PayPal account once they are ready to book you. Simply add all your information into your client welcome packet or invitation guide and include the contract (and any other instructions or documents they’ll need before the project kicks off) as an attachment to your PayPal invoice. This way, they immediately receive everything before the project begins and there is no delay in the process.

  • Use Honeybook to onboard new clients

Honeybook simplified the onboarding process by allowing me to create proposals, giving me access to contract templates which I can customize for my own offer AND accept e-signature, send invoices, communicate with clients right inside the portal, accept payments, send batch emails and so much more. I can even schedule important dates and let clients know when I am free to be booked – no more double booking!!

Things I love about HoneyBook

  1. It’s so easy to use
  2. I can make templates for everything
  3. Did I mention they have an app?!
  4. Customer service is so helpful! 
  5. Allows me to customize invoices for different project types

Let’s talk about the perks

  1. Send your invoice, contract and accept payment all in one place
  2. Set up tasks for yourself so nothing slips through the cracks
  3. Workflows to streamline my business
  4. The contact form on my website sends all my inquiries to HoneyBook
  5. Automatic payment reminders   

Did I mention you can now get 50% off for your first year? If there is one investment that will give you plenty of bang for your buck, then it is HoneyBook! Use my special discount code ‘OURPOLISHEDPAGES’ to get 50% off – this is one you will NOT regret.

USE THE CODE OURPOLISHEDPAGES FOR 50% OFF!

Never let anything stand in the way of your dreams! If you want to start working with soulmate clients on projects that light up your heart, you can absolutely do so using what you have at your disposal right now. The fancy website will come, along with the stunning photographs, high-end brand and scroll-stopping graphics. But, you need to start somewhere! So get your laptop fired up and just START!

Don’t forget to grab my FREE 3-page Pricing guide Canva Template to help you begin!
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You can’t attract your dream client if you have no idea who your dream client is! If 2021 is the year you want to scale your service based business and do work that makes your heart sing, you need to get crystal clear about who you want to help. Don’t know where to start? 🎁 Girl, I gotchu! Hit the link in my bio and grab my FREE Dream Client Evaluator to figure out if your current clients are in fact your dream clients, or if you need to be making some changes in your business to start attracting them to work with you.
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It can be super intimidating when you first start your business and you’ve yet to start working with clients. It may feel like there are so many other, more experienced, more talented and established professionals out there – why would someone want to work with YOU?

The answer is simple – nobody else out there is YOU. 

Sure, there may be hundreds of experts offering the same service as you. But are they following the same process as you? Do they offer the same project experience, workmanship, results, as you do? 

You ARE different – you just need to know what sets you apart from everyone else out there.

The next stumbling block you may face when you are starting out, is that you have no website. 

But today I want to share 5 ways you can start sharing your know-how, build meaningful connections with your audience, and ultimately begin working with your DREAM clients even if you have no website yet.

1. Build your Brand from the start

I’m sure you’ve heard people talk about building a brand, and there is a very good reason for this – a brand is what will set you apart from everyone else online and have you stand out from the crowd! You want your potential clients to keep YOU in mind when they are looking to hire someone with your skillset and your brand is what will help them remember you.

To build your brand, you will need to decide on a colour palette, logo, fonts, patterns or elements and photography style, among other things such as graphic design. Your brand is the visual representation of your business vision and values, so it is therefore important that you understand the “heart” of your business so you communicate the correct message with your visuals.

When you are starting out, there is no need for you to break the bank with this. If you are not able to do it yourself you can absolutely purchase done-for-you brand kits which will give you a great head start with a polished brand that looks professional.

If you want to go the DIY route, my advice to you is SIMPLE IS BEST!

2. Create a service & pricing guide

Once your brand is in place, you’ll want to immediately get yourself a service & pricing guide set up. This is a great way to share more about you, your business, your service and booking process, all in one place with a call-to-action to take the next step.

Some other important things you’ll want to highlight in your service & pricing guide included:

  • Timeframe of the project
  • The booking and project process
  • Manage expectations and set clear boundaries
  • About the service and costs involved
  • Best way to contact you
  • Project examples pulled from your portfolio or client testimonials

You will want to make sure your service & pricing guide is tailored to your offer – example, if you offer day-rate services then make sure your guide is suitable for this.

The quickest way to get a service & pricing guide set up is to use Canva templates designed for this purpose! Grab this FREE 3-page guide to get your started.

3. Establish trust and form meaningful connections online

This can be tricky without a website but thank goodness for social media!

Platforms such as Instagram and Facebook were a game changer for me when I first started working with clients and I had no website.

I used Instagram to share my knowledge of my trade, give my audience helpful advice or tips, and share pieces from my portfolio to show off my experience. I also used Instagram to share client testimonials, personal stories to build connections and talk about causes close to my heart so my potential clients knew what I stood for as the person behind the business.

You also want to make sure that you are using the link in your bio correctly. Since you don’t have a website, you could link to your service guide or client invitation packet, or you could have them book a free clarity call with you. Whichever you choose, be sure that there is a clear call-to-action that will encourage people to click the link and get them a step closer to hiring you.

Facebook Groups are also fantastic places to build trust. FYI I am NOT saying you must go drop your links all over the place because that’s just not good guest etiquette! What you should do is try to offer some helpful feedback or tips to people who are asking questions in the groups related to your service/skills. This will give you the chance to be seen as an expert in your niche, help someone out, and get in front of more eyes. In my own experience, this has even led to onboarding new clients! 

4. Build an email list as soon as possible!

While your social media is crucial to build new connections and nurture existing relationships online, I highly recommend that you try getting those people subscribed to your email list too. This way, you can communicate with them personally, and keep in touch with them outside of these social platforms.

It is a good idea to also have people who have enquired about your service, booked a clarity call, or worked with you in the past sign up to your list, as they are going to be more likely to book you in the future. 

A few things you can send to your email list includes:

  • A free resource to help them achieve a small win before hiring you
  • A roundup of helpful posts you shared on your social media platforms
  • A tip or trick that can help them overcome a specific pain point
  • A before and after case study of a client you worked with
  • A special offer on a package you currently offer or
  • Announce the launch of a new service offer

When you are starting, you may not want to invest in an email marketing platform right away. If this is the case, here are two free options that are really great, as they’ll grow with your business:

  • ConvertKit
  • Mailchimp

If you’d like something more user friendly that still allows you to create STUNNING emails to send to your email list, I cannot recommend Flodesk enough! This is the platform I currently use after trying the above two first and not really loving it.

If you want to give Flodesk a try, you can use my special link to lock down 50% off – instead of paying $38/month you’ll pay $19/month as long as you’re using Flodesk!

5. Three ways to accept new clients without a site!

When you are ready to start signing on new clients there are a few ways you can do this without a website! Today I am going to share three ways I have personally used in the past…

  • Selling your service packages on Etsy

Simply add a product as you usually would, sharing all the important information about the service in the shop graphics and product description. Be really clear on things like your boundaries and conditions, the timeframe of the project, your refund policy, and what they will be getting once the project is complete.

The PDF download will be a client welcome document with a link for them to follow to take the next steps in the onboarding process, such as 

  1. Signing the contract
  2. Booking a call
  3. Filling out a client intake form, etc
  • Accept payment via PayPal

You could also have clients pay you directly to your PayPal account once they are ready to book you. Simply add all your information into your client welcome packet or invitation guide and include the contract (and any other instructions or documents they’ll need before the project kicks off) as an attachment to your PayPal invoice. This way, they immediately receive everything before the project begins and there is no delay in the process.

  • Use Honeybook to onboard new clients

Honeybook simplified the onboarding process by allowing me to create proposals, giving me access to contract templates which I can customize for my own offer AND accept e-signature, send invoices, communicate with clients right inside the portal, accept payments, send batch emails and so much more. I can even schedule important dates and let clients know when I am free to be booked – no more double booking!!

Things I love about HoneyBook

  1. It’s so easy to use
  2. I can make templates for everything
  3. Did I mention they have an app?!
  4. Customer service is so helpful! 
  5. Allows me to customize invoices for different project types

Let’s talk about the perks

  1. Send your invoice, contract and accept payment all in one place
  2. Set up tasks for yourself so nothing slips through the cracks
  3. Workflows to streamline my business
  4. The contact form on my website sends all my inquiries to HoneyBook
  5. Automatic payment reminders   

Did I mention you can now get 50% off for your first year? If there is one investment that will give you plenty of bang for your buck, then it is HoneyBook! Use my special discount code ‘OURPOLISHEDPAGES’ to get 50% off – this is one you will NOT regret.

USE THE CODE OURPOLISHEDPAGES FOR 50% OFF!

Never let anything stand in the way of your dreams! If you want to start working with soulmate clients on projects that light up your heart, you can absolutely do so using what you have at your disposal right now. The fancy website will come, along with the stunning photographs, high-end brand and scroll-stopping graphics. But, you need to start somewhere! So get your laptop fired up and just START!

Don’t forget to grab my FREE 3-page Pricing guide Canva Template to help you begin!
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Want to know what's the one thing you should do BEFORE you start looking for your dream clients? 👉 Know what makes your heart sing! Seems obvious, right? But it would surprise you to know how often this simple piece of the puzzle (the puzzle being your successful online biz) gets overlooked. Because here's the thing about following your passion - when you are doing what you love, you will always strive to do your best work. You'll want to put in the extra effort to be great at your craft. You'll go above and beyond because it makes you happy. When I started my online business I offered caption writing for Instagram. At the time, I thought it was what I loved doing. I was good at it, people seemed to like my writing, and the projects were coming in! I enjoyed writing for my blog and I had the experience so it felt like the natural thing to be doing as I explored this new business venture. It would take a while longer for me to realize that this wasn't what I truly wanted to do. It didn't sparked joy for me. And, because this wasn't something I wished to pursue any further, I never felt the need to continue brushing up to improve my skills. I went through quite a few of these experiences, both during and before running my business, so I know how amazing it felt when things clicked in place and I was finally aligned with what I believe was meant to be my path. It felt invigorating. I felt determined. Inspired. I felt hopeful that I could make this work because I was confident in the work I handed over to my clients. DREAM CLIENTS whom I'd not have had the chance to work with, if I did not have clarity on exactly what it was that I felt passionate about. 📓 So, today I want to encourage you to take a good look at what it is you're doing in your business, and find the one thing that excites you the most. Do THAT. Do plenty of it. It's the very first step towards attracting your DREAM clients!
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It can be super intimidating when you first start your business and you’ve yet to start working with clients. It may feel like there are so many other, more experienced, more talented and established professionals out there – why would someone want to work with YOU?

The answer is simple – nobody else out there is YOU. 

Sure, there may be hundreds of experts offering the same service as you. But are they following the same process as you? Do they offer the same project experience, workmanship, results, as you do? 

You ARE different – you just need to know what sets you apart from everyone else out there.

The next stumbling block you may face when you are starting out, is that you have no website. 

But today I want to share 5 ways you can start sharing your know-how, build meaningful connections with your audience, and ultimately begin working with your DREAM clients even if you have no website yet.

1. Build your Brand from the start

I’m sure you’ve heard people talk about building a brand, and there is a very good reason for this – a brand is what will set you apart from everyone else online and have you stand out from the crowd! You want your potential clients to keep YOU in mind when they are looking to hire someone with your skillset and your brand is what will help them remember you.

To build your brand, you will need to decide on a colour palette, logo, fonts, patterns or elements and photography style, among other things such as graphic design. Your brand is the visual representation of your business vision and values, so it is therefore important that you understand the “heart” of your business so you communicate the correct message with your visuals.

When you are starting out, there is no need for you to break the bank with this. If you are not able to do it yourself you can absolutely purchase done-for-you brand kits which will give you a great head start with a polished brand that looks professional.

If you want to go the DIY route, my advice to you is SIMPLE IS BEST!

2. Create a service & pricing guide

Once your brand is in place, you’ll want to immediately get yourself a service & pricing guide set up. This is a great way to share more about you, your business, your service and booking process, all in one place with a call-to-action to take the next step.

Some other important things you’ll want to highlight in your service & pricing guide included:

  • Timeframe of the project
  • The booking and project process
  • Manage expectations and set clear boundaries
  • About the service and costs involved
  • Best way to contact you
  • Project examples pulled from your portfolio or client testimonials

You will want to make sure your service & pricing guide is tailored to your offer – example, if you offer day-rate services then make sure your guide is suitable for this.

The quickest way to get a service & pricing guide set up is to use Canva templates designed for this purpose! Grab this FREE 3-page guide to get your started.

3. Establish trust and form meaningful connections online

This can be tricky without a website but thank goodness for social media!

Platforms such as Instagram and Facebook were a game changer for me when I first started working with clients and I had no website.

I used Instagram to share my knowledge of my trade, give my audience helpful advice or tips, and share pieces from my portfolio to show off my experience. I also used Instagram to share client testimonials, personal stories to build connections and talk about causes close to my heart so my potential clients knew what I stood for as the person behind the business.

You also want to make sure that you are using the link in your bio correctly. Since you don’t have a website, you could link to your service guide or client invitation packet, or you could have them book a free clarity call with you. Whichever you choose, be sure that there is a clear call-to-action that will encourage people to click the link and get them a step closer to hiring you.

Facebook Groups are also fantastic places to build trust. FYI I am NOT saying you must go drop your links all over the place because that’s just not good guest etiquette! What you should do is try to offer some helpful feedback or tips to people who are asking questions in the groups related to your service/skills. This will give you the chance to be seen as an expert in your niche, help someone out, and get in front of more eyes. In my own experience, this has even led to onboarding new clients! 

4. Build an email list as soon as possible!

While your social media is crucial to build new connections and nurture existing relationships online, I highly recommend that you try getting those people subscribed to your email list too. This way, you can communicate with them personally, and keep in touch with them outside of these social platforms.

It is a good idea to also have people who have enquired about your service, booked a clarity call, or worked with you in the past sign up to your list, as they are going to be more likely to book you in the future. 

A few things you can send to your email list includes:

  • A free resource to help them achieve a small win before hiring you
  • A roundup of helpful posts you shared on your social media platforms
  • A tip or trick that can help them overcome a specific pain point
  • A before and after case study of a client you worked with
  • A special offer on a package you currently offer or
  • Announce the launch of a new service offer

When you are starting, you may not want to invest in an email marketing platform right away. If this is the case, here are two free options that are really great, as they’ll grow with your business:

  • ConvertKit
  • Mailchimp

If you’d like something more user friendly that still allows you to create STUNNING emails to send to your email list, I cannot recommend Flodesk enough! This is the platform I currently use after trying the above two first and not really loving it.

If you want to give Flodesk a try, you can use my special link to lock down 50% off – instead of paying $38/month you’ll pay $19/month as long as you’re using Flodesk!

5. Three ways to accept new clients without a site!

When you are ready to start signing on new clients there are a few ways you can do this without a website! Today I am going to share three ways I have personally used in the past…

  • Selling your service packages on Etsy

Simply add a product as you usually would, sharing all the important information about the service in the shop graphics and product description. Be really clear on things like your boundaries and conditions, the timeframe of the project, your refund policy, and what they will be getting once the project is complete.

The PDF download will be a client welcome document with a link for them to follow to take the next steps in the onboarding process, such as 

  1. Signing the contract
  2. Booking a call
  3. Filling out a client intake form, etc
  • Accept payment via PayPal

You could also have clients pay you directly to your PayPal account once they are ready to book you. Simply add all your information into your client welcome packet or invitation guide and include the contract (and any other instructions or documents they’ll need before the project kicks off) as an attachment to your PayPal invoice. This way, they immediately receive everything before the project begins and there is no delay in the process.

  • Use Honeybook to onboard new clients

Honeybook simplified the onboarding process by allowing me to create proposals, giving me access to contract templates which I can customize for my own offer AND accept e-signature, send invoices, communicate with clients right inside the portal, accept payments, send batch emails and so much more. I can even schedule important dates and let clients know when I am free to be booked – no more double booking!!

Things I love about HoneyBook

  1. It’s so easy to use
  2. I can make templates for everything
  3. Did I mention they have an app?!
  4. Customer service is so helpful! 
  5. Allows me to customize invoices for different project types

Let’s talk about the perks

  1. Send your invoice, contract and accept payment all in one place
  2. Set up tasks for yourself so nothing slips through the cracks
  3. Workflows to streamline my business
  4. The contact form on my website sends all my inquiries to HoneyBook
  5. Automatic payment reminders   

Did I mention you can now get 50% off for your first year? If there is one investment that will give you plenty of bang for your buck, then it is HoneyBook! Use my special discount code ‘OURPOLISHEDPAGES’ to get 50% off – this is one you will NOT regret.

USE THE CODE OURPOLISHEDPAGES FOR 50% OFF!

Never let anything stand in the way of your dreams! If you want to start working with soulmate clients on projects that light up your heart, you can absolutely do so using what you have at your disposal right now. The fancy website will come, along with the stunning photographs, high-end brand and scroll-stopping graphics. But, you need to start somewhere! So get your laptop fired up and just START!

Don’t forget to grab my FREE 3-page Pricing guide Canva Template to help you begin!
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