Okay this one genuinely surprised me I fed it my client's brand voice doc, told it the content pillars they post around, and asked for 30 captions across different themes. barely had to edit anything. maybe tweaked 4 or 5 of them slightly. what used to take me half a day spread across the whole month is now done in one focused hour. the brand voice doc is the real key though without that the output is generic. if your client doesn't have one yet honestly just build them a simple one first, it makes every AI task 10x better after that

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Like I genuinely want to charge more but every time I think about it I talk myself out of it there are so many VAs out there charging the same or less and I don't know what makes me worth more than that right now 😞 I'm not a specialist in anything yet, I don't have a huge portfolio, and most of my clients found me through cheap platforms. did anyone else feel completely stuck like this at the beginning? what actually changed things for you was it a specific skill, a different platform, just confidence? I feel like I'm missing something obvious

Finally had a client extend my contract instead of ending after the first month. It’s not a huge retainer, but honestly feels like proof I’m doing something right. Curious though—what do you guys usually do to increase rates with existing clients without making it awkward?

Like if a task takes me 30 mins with AI but used to take 2 hours manually… do you still charge hourly? I feel like I’m undercharging but also don’t wanna scare clients off with higher rates.