As an entrepreneur, you know you excel at several things. You are really good at what you offer and there are some additional “back office” skills that you handle well too. But you are not good at every single thing, nor should you expect that of yourself.

Sometimes clients who have a lot of technology challenges start to feel this is a sign they are going in the wrong direction. Don’t allow yourself to read the signs incorrectly or take away the wrong message.

You want to focus on what you are really, really good at and then delegate the rest. This can be especially true for online marketing which is so technology driven. With such a big learning curve, delegating these tasks makes the best use of your time. So, who should you seek to help with technology?

Many clients tell me how they seek out friends to help with website construction or online marketing. The problem is, unless you are paying for the service, you are not a true business priority. Your friends have other job responsibilities and clients to serve. You can’t count on when they will have time to get your project done and this can even strain your friendship.

On the other hand, there are big web marketing companies who have lots of talented staff to help you get online or market online. In this case the trouble is these services usually charge hefty fees that might not be affordable to a new business.

The solution I recommend is to find a Virtual Assistant to help with your technology. Hire one to be your online business manager. You can work with them to create a plan for Internet marketing or do your social media. They also are knowledgeable about video conferencing and email marketing. The key is don’t go too small or too big. Find a service that meets your technology needs and feels just right, as well as fits your budget.

Where can you find Virtual Assistants to help? Search online. I use www.AssistU.com and there are plenty of other reputable organizations. Ask colleagues who they use to see if you can get a good referral. Check with your LinkedIn groups. Or ask the Client Attraction community if you are in the Facebook group. You’ll be amazed at the great options they can provide. Don’t waste your time trying to be good at everything. Focus on what you are good at and delegate the rest. That’s just smart business.

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How are you with technology? Do you feel challenged in this area? Allow yourself to get the help you need rather than get frustrated by trying time after time to get something done. Or waiting for friends to get around to helping you. Delegating is the key to expanding your business and leveraging what you are good at. Find a virtual assistant who can take the burden off your to-do list.

Now, if you’re just starting out and trying to fill your practice in the FIRST place, then follow a step-by-step system that feels easy and authentic to you. The Client Attraction  System^® gives you the most important things to do to set up simple, solid systems, so that you consistently fill your pipeline and continually get new clients. It’s all step-by-step, not a big mishmash of things. So, you do step one of the system, and when you’re done with that, you move on to step two, and so on. All the tools, scripts, templates, and examples are handed to you on a silver platter. Easy. You can get it at TheClientAttractionSystem.com.