Are you delegating as much as you could in your small business? It's difficult to grow your revenue to six figures and beyond when you're spending your time on " an hour" tasks. There are generally three reasons that forestall entrepreneurs from delegating more: money, operate and hassle.
The money issue can often feel like a catch-22. If you don't have adequate revenue advent in the door, how can you afford to hire any one to help you? Then again, if you're spending your time updating your website and formatting your own e-zine, then you're probably not spending adequate time bringing in new clients.
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The key is to start small. Hire a virtual assistant or even an intern for a few hours a week. Some schools even have programs where interns work for free in change for class credits. Then make sure you use that freed-up time to either reactive previous clients or find new ones.
The issue of control, on the other hand, is a itsybitsy trickier. I'm a operate freak myself, so I know of what I speak. Smiley For me, the clarification has been to conclude what things I'm willing to live with if they are done "less than perfect," and then delegate those things first. But don't get me wrong. I still recite all things carefully and, even if I fine tune things before I think it "done," it still saves me a ton of time by having man else do 80% of the work.
Which brings me to the third point: hassle. A lot of solopreneurs find the mere process of hiring man and managing them an added stress they plainly don't need. After all, for many of us, one of the attractions of solopreneurship is that it's a enterprise model that doesn't (necessarily) need employees!
Still, we plainly can't do all things ourselves. To eliminate aggravation, take the considerable time to find the right man (or people) to join your team. Make sure they are qualified, have the same work ethic as you and will be easy to work with.
Most importantly, don't wait until all things is so crazy in your enterprise that you're essentially forced to hire the first man who passes the "mirror" test. You know... They're alive and breathing. (Smiley) Planning for your unbelievable growth is not only a smart move from a enterprise administration standpoint-it also sends the universe the right message too.
If you still need a itsybitsy more coaxing, here's a list of 57 things you could be delegating in your enterprise right now. By no means is this an exhaustive list. But hopefully it will get you mental in the right direction!
Submitting your articles to online report databases
Putting together your e-zine and sending it out
Making bank deposits
Uploading posts to your blog
Sending out invoices
Pitching you to media outlets as a quotable expert
Running errands (post office, office contribute store, etc.)
Processing quarterly taxes
Making routine updates to your collective media profiles
Assembling and mailing out media kits and speaker kits
Tracking and paying bills
Editing and proofreading e-zine articles, blog posts, extra reports, etc.
Filing papers
Entering enterprise cards or new feel facts into Outlook, Entourage, etc.
Submitting your blog to blog directories
Formatting your facts products like e-books, extra reports and home study courses
Handling registrations and cancellations for events
Booking tour plans
Maintaining client mailing and online opt-in lists
Assembling and shipping facts products
Overseeing your referral program
Ordering gifts (flowers, gift baskets, etc.) for clients
Writing articles for your e-zine or blog
Planning and producing events
Finding guest experts for your e-zine, blog, teleseminar or radio program
Monitoring website statistics
Managing the work of other people on your staff, as well as surface vendors
Maintaining and ordering office supplies
Writing sales copy for your website and online sales letters
Monitoring, routing and responding to e-mail
Reconciling bank statements
Scheduling meetings and consulation calls
Developing process manuals for thing you do routinely in your business
Answering incoming calls and returning phone messages
Searching for conferences, teleseminars and webcasts you should be attending
Handling the logistics for teleseminars and webinars
Processing prestige card payments
Editing audio and video recordings and uploading them to your website
Scheduling coaching calls
Uploading and scheduling autoresponders
Reviewing and sorting mail
Researching facts and fact-checking
Managing customer service inquiries and issues
Tracking expenses (and researching better deals)
Assembling and sending out client welcome kits
Ordering branded materials like t-shirts, pens, mouse pads, mugs, etc.
Researching and identifying marketing opportunities like trade shows
Making updates to your website
Managing your affiliate program
Writing autoresponder messages
Confirming calls and meetings
E-mailing prospects and new clients
Finding stock images for your website, sales pages, blog posts and e-zine
Taking care of holiday card and gift mailings
Writing press releases and submitting them to free online Pr distributors
Handling the interface with illustrated designers and printers for your marketing materials
Working with clients to secure results-oriented testimonials
What do you delegate in your business? What have you learned works best when it comes to delegation? Let us and our readers know by leaving a annotation below!
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