How To Start A Bookkeeping Business

Do you have a bookkeeping business around Stirling, northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia?

If you qualify as an experienced freelance bookkeeper, and you need more clients around Stirling and Warwick, Western Australia, then we may be able to help you and your business

We’ve successfully helped a bookkeeper start basically from scratch. She wasn’t sure how much to charge, or how to speak to clients, and generally struggled to get the business happening. Now that she’s reached full capacity, we’re getting enquiries from clients wanting experienced MYOB and QuickBooks bookkeepers

We offer bookkeepers a program whereby we will find them bookkeeping clients for their bookkeeping business.

Right now we are looking for Quickbooks and MYOB bookeepers in Stirling and Warwick, Western Australia, so if you are starting out, or need more bookkeping clients and feel that you have sufficient experience as a freelance bookkeeper*, then contact us today.

We talk about finding bookkeeping clients, and the sort of *experience that you need to start your own bookkeeping business in our EBook Secrets To Finding Bookkeeping Clients

Are we reaching the stage where MYOB should place a warning on the box that users of the software will not automatically become bookkeepers?

You want to know how to find bookkeeping clients in Pascoe Vale, Victoria?

For a while we’ve been working with a bookkeeper in Pascoe Vale, on the northside of Melbourne. She was looking for more clients and having trouble getting started.

This bookeeper wasn’t sure how much to charge, or how to speak to clients, and generally struggled to get the business happening. Now that she’s reached full capacity, we’re getting enquiries from clients wanting experienced MYOB and QuickBooks bookkeepers

We offer bookkeepers a program whereby we will find them bookkeeping clients for their bookkeeping business.

Right now we are looking for Quickbooks and MYOB bookeepers in the Pascoe Vale, on the northside of Melbourne, so if you are starting out, or need more bookkeping clients and feel that you have sufficient experience as a freelance bookkeeper*, then contact us today.

We talk about finding bookkeeping clients, and the sort of *experience that you need to start your own bookkeeping business in our EBook How To Find Bookkeeping Clients

Starting your own bookkeeping business can become quite a challenge for many people – there are so many unknowns, and many fears pop-up from nowhere. Working from home with your first few bookkeeping clients sounds like a dream come true.

Robyn contacted us wanting some help starting her bookeeping business. “I feel ready to start my own bookkeeping business, but it all seems rather scary and somewhat overwhelming”, she told us

The most common question is “How Do I find Bookkeeping Clients?”

Robyn, you are not alone in feeling that way. We know, because we’ve worked with many bookkeepers to get their new bookkeeping business up and running. There’s so many questions, like what to do when different clients have different versions of accounting softare packages.

The most common question is “How Do I find Bookkeeping Clients?”

It’s a very good question, because no matter how skilled you are in bookkeeping, no matter how many qualifications you’ve got, or how many bookkeeping organisations that you belong to, or how much bookeeping experience you have, without clients you are not really in business

After answering the same questions over and over about starting a book-keeping business, we compiled a book that answers many of the questions you have about getting started, finding bookeeping clients etc

There’s also answers to questions that you haven’t even thought of yet

As you read this book you will learn of some innovative strategies to help your business move forward, and gain an understanding of what’s involved.

You’ll also get an understanding of how we think and our approach as a start to help you with your bookkeeping business

Details about the book can be found at HERE

Regards

Jenny Newgate
BookkeepingTeam Pty Ltd

I have just finished reading the book, and I love it

It gave me a lot to think about, like how much to charge

Your example about the restaurant was great. It is true, that you can order the same meal in 2 different restaurants and get the same food, but pay different prices due to tablecloths etc

I liked the box at the end that lists different trades and businesses

I would have liked to have seen more checklist-style pages e.g what to tell a client in an initial conversation

Something that could be printed and run through whilst on the phone to the client or eve ticked off in a face-to-face interview

I think that is where I am more hesitant, the idea of selling myself

I have the ambition, the knowledge, the resources, but the unknown of how other people conduct their first meetings is a bit daunting

If I could see one or two, I would probably think “That is how I would of done it” or “I will use that tip”

We have helped many bookkeepers “kick start” their bookkeeping business, and have compiled a book that answers many of the questions you have about getting started, finding clients etc

Bookkeeping from home, working alone, can quickly become a lonesome experience.

We’ve worked with bookkeepers all around the country, helping them start their bookkeeping business from scratch. Using our methods, they have been able to find regular clients and turnover in excess of $60,000 pa in under twelve months

Are you ready to go and start a bookkeeping business with no experience as a freelance or contract bookkeeper?