Keyboard Rich: How Anyone Can Earn Six Figures from Home with a Simple Bookkeeping Business

by Bill Von Fumetti

Quite the contrary. According to Inc.com, bookkeeping is the #1 most profitable small business to start.1

Let’s hope this is true.

“The best thing you can do is to be exceptionally good at something. Whatever abilities you have can't be taken away from you. They can't actually be inflated away from you. The best investment by far is anything that develops yourself, and it's not taxed at all.”

What they’re really looking for is someone who truly cares about their business. Someone who’s going to work hard. Someone they can trust. Someone who can be a true partner to help them grow their business. And you can be that person, even if you don’t have prior experience.

I help small businesses increase their profit by optimizing their bookkeeping and providing actionable data they can use to grow their business.

I save small business owners an average of 120 hours per year by taking bookkeeping completely off their plate, freeing them up to focus on what they’re passionate about.

Increasing profit. Growing their business. Reducing stress. Saving them time. These are valuable benefits, and reading benefit statements in your marketing will ...

Question #1: “Tell me about your business and what you’re looking for help with.”

Question #2: “How did you find me and what encouraged you to reach out to me?”

Question #3: “I can definitely help you with XYZ and will put together a proposal which I’ll send over later today. What does your schedule look like tomorrow afternoon for a call to review?”

The first one is the QuickBooks ProAdvisor profile.

A LinkedIn profile allows you to connect with business owners who are already using the platform to network.

For example, you could lead with something like, “Hey, Shannon. It looks like your practice has been growing quickly! I help chiropractors save time on their bookkeeping so they can focus on their patients and on growing their business. I’d love to hear more about how your practice is doing.”