Have you (not-so-secretly) begun to dread pitching?

Are you excited to do the work but struggling to close the pitch?

You were so excited to learn how to start building a virtual assistant business and I bet you still desperately want to either leave your day job or build a work-at-home career into your stay-at-home lifestyle.

You just need clients to pay you what you're worth!

But you're just not having any luck pitching. In fact, you're having about NO luck finding clients. Sometimes you may not even get an interview, let alone a response to your pitch. 

How are you supposed to make a legit go at this work-at-home lifestyle when you can't even land enough clients? 

Want to know a secret? I've seen very inexperienced people get clients. I've also seen amazingly talented people get clients. You may not believe me now, but getting the client is the easy part. Once you know how to market your experience and present yourself effectively, you'll have clients knocking down your door (or email) for interviews and asking you for your availability.

By the way: there is NO shortage of VA work. In fact, there may not be enough VAs to handle it all. You will find work. How long that takes is up to you... 

Do you question your ability to do the job?

Do you find yourself hesitating before EVERY.SINGLE.PITCH?  Are you concerned you may not have the chops to do the work the client wants?  OR.....

Are you super confident?

Are you so confident in your work and your experience that you just crank out pitches, knowing the "right" client will just KNOW you're perfect for them? 

Keep in mind: pitches are no different than sales letters.

 If you're not selling yourself, you're not nailing your pitch. 

And if you're not confident in yourself (within reason), there's no sale. 

That's right! 

Confidence can make or break your pitch. So if you're questioning yourself before, during, or even after the pitch, you're not pitching like a boss.   

Clueless if your pitches are any good? If you're not sure look at each pitch's response rate.  If you send a pitch and get a response within 48 hours, you've got a winner. If you're hearing crickets... time to redo that pitch.

Tired of chasing clients?

Well, stop. 

Stop chasing clients and start building yourself up as an expert. 

All experts start somewhere. Your journey starts today. 

What makes me a pitch expert, anyway?

I'm Ciara. I spent 8 years writing multi-million dollar contract proposals for Fortune 500 companies to small mom + pop businesses. 

After getting married, my husband's job required us to move out of the country. So I left my job and start freelancing. 

A close friend of mine noticed that I never had an issue getting a job—freelance, part-time or full-time—and they started asking me how I did it. 

Seven years + two kids +3 countries, and a blog later, here it is. 

I've combined my proposal writing and management skills with my freelance pitching skills to teach you everything I know about writing compelling pitches—no matter your experience level.  

Let me teach you how to reframe your pitch perspective and start pitching like the boss you already are.