Your Skool profile needs optimization just like your IG and FB bios do. The good news is: All you really need is a clear profile photo, your real name, and a 150 character "I help" statement. The better news is: The majority of members on the platform won't ever do that. So, once you enhance yours, you're already in the lead. TIP# If you specialize in a specific app or task, add that word in your profile. Here are some other fun Skool profile tips: ⭐️ Profile Name: You can change your profile name once by heading to your Profile Settings. ⭐️ Skool Handle: You can change your Skool handle once after you've had 90 contributions, 30 followers, and 90 days of activity on the platform. Once you meet these requirements, you can update it in your Profile Settings. ⭐️ Social Media Links: You can add your social media links on Skool by heading to your Profile Settings. People scan our profiles on any platform, and decide in three seconds whether we're someone they’d hire, follow or forget. It's just the reality. Clear over clever.

How do you deal with clients who do not stick to contracts and agreements? I am letting go of 2 of my clients and the back-and forth to get my money has been going on for months. At this point, I just want to let go and make sure am not in that position again.

What do clients hire you for the most? Not the thing you can do, or even would LIKE to do.... The thing people pay you for, over and over again. That thing that you get referred for the most. Curious, what are your most common VA service requests?

Where are you looking for potential clients and where did you find your current ones online? For the offline question, which @Chastity Cortijo posted, I will sometimes go to small businesses that feel like a fit in person, either in their shop or at a market, and just talk story/connect/see what the business is about. Online I go to communities like this one, directories, Threads, and IG. Still don't know about LinkedIn lol. But yeah, how are you navigating the lead generation bit? thank you!!