It’s time for another deep-dive into virtual assistant niche selection.
We’re stoked about this series of posts because we see this as one of the biggest challenges that new virtual assistants need to overcome when first launching their business.
Honestly, rarely does a week go by where we don’t have someone email or post a question in the Facebook group surrounding the topic of niche selection.
Yeah, it’s definitely a major struggling point.
To help you work through the process of selecting a niche we came up with the idea of creating a detailed breakdown of some of the most popular niches. We wanted to answer the same key questions across a variety of niches so you could make an educated and confident decision without wasting a lot of time.
We’re going to get things rolling with a niche that you’re probably familiar with: Bookkeeping.
Is Bookkeeping The Right Niche for You?
Selecting a target market that balances passion and profit is part art, part science.
Too much of one and not enough of the other virtually guarantees you’ll need to make changes down the road — to the type of clients you’re working with, how you structure your services or even your niche in general.
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In our experience of training virtual assistants, the journey that someone takes to become a VA looks a little something like this: they find out that they can legitimately work online, remotely, and make decent money in this new-ish profession.
Lack of confidence in one’s skills is probably the #1 thing that prevents freelancers from really going after it and 
Today’s post is from Rachel Severns, an alum of 
The more services you offer as a freelancer (virtual assistant or otherwise), the better your odds are of getting hired, right?
