Stop the Generic Pitch
If you’re feeling frustrated because your pitches aren’t landing clients, I’ve got some good news—it’s not you, it’s your proposals! Sending the same generic pitch to every client just doesn’t work. But don’t worry, I’m here to help you fix that.
Let’s dive into how you can tailor your pitches to show clients what makes you unique and land some clients.
1. Tailor Your Pitches
First things first: no more copy-pasting the same pitch to everyone. Each client is different, and they want to know that you get their specific needs. By tailoring your pitch, you’re showing them that you’re the perfect fit to solve their unique problems. Trust me, this little bit of extra effort pays off big time!
2. Do Your Homework
Before you hit send, take a few minutes to research the client. What’s their business all about? What challenges are they facing? When you can reference specifics, it shows that you’re invested in helping them succeed—not just sending out a bunch of random proposals. Clients notice this kind of care, and it makes a huge difference.
3. Personalize Everything
Nobody wants to feel like they’re just another number. When you personalize your pitch—like addressing the client by name and speaking directly to their needs—you’re showing them that you truly care about their business. This is how you build connections and, more importantly, win clients!
Watch My Video for More Tips!
If you want more help with this, check out my video on why generic pitches don’t work and how to create pitches that really stand out. Watch it here for all the juicy details! 🎥
Take Your VA Business to the Next Level
You’ve got the skills—now it’s time to refine your approach. No more generic pitches. Instead, start tailoring your proposals to each client’s needs, and watch your business take off!
Want even more strategies to land clients and grow your VA business? Head over to my VA Business Blueprint and get step-by-step guidance to build a successful VA business the right way.
Cheers to your continued success!
-Erin
