Jul 2, 2026 · 43 min · 13 segments
In this episode of *Booked Out with Bre*, we are diving into the most exciting part of the journey: getting paid! This is day three of our series, and I’m showing you exactly how to earn your first…
Brie KaneHost
What can it look like for you? And the big thing that I want you to know here is that Being a virtual assistant is, the virtual assistant industry is this big, wide, beautiful bubble, which simply means digital and remote.

You build a fractional freelance consulting business from home or wherever you want to work.

you know different than corporate right where they're like you have to work eight to five in the office and you gotta ask you have to beg us if you want to go to a doctor's appointment with your children that is not the case when you have your own virtual assistant business so i love it like i'm a mom of three and it just works so perfectly with my life that i still get to pick my kids up from school um i get to drive them to school after school we're going to haircuts then we're going to ninja class And I get to run my business when it works for me while they're at school.

And that's really then where the skill of messaging and positioning, pulling out which services you offer as a virtual assistant, knowing how to speak to them and present them in a way that makes your dream clients go, yes, I need you.

So if you're like, I know that I've got skills to bring to the table, but I don't know how to properly present them so that my dream clients are like, mm-hmm, paying you and we're starting tomorrow that's what we help you do so but what's really cool is that you can specialize in anything inside of the virtual assistant industry my first va role i was hired as a director of operations um my other clients va clients i was a community manager which was such a fun role I worked for an agency and I was the HR and team lead.

And then I also another client, I was her just kind of like tech and marketing assistant.

And so I just helped her build some, you know, lead magnets and funnels and email automations, all of that, which by the way, I didn't know any of that tech.

When I started, it was just that I was like, oh, I see that clients are looking for this.

And a lot of the ways that I taught myself how to do those things was actually doing it for my own business.

So I figured out email marketing for myself and I was like, oh, let's have a lead magnet for this.

Um, and then I was able to offer that service to clients too, which I think is so fun.

What can it look like for you? And the big thing that I want you to know here is that Being a virtual assistant is, the virtual assistant industry is this big, wide, beautiful bubble, which simply means digital and remote.

You build a fractional freelance consulting business from home or wherever you want to work.

you know different than corporate right where they're like you have to work eight to five in the office and you gotta ask you have to beg us if you want to go to a doctor's appointment with your children that is not the case when you have your own virtual assistant business so i love it like i'm a mom of three and it just works so perfectly with my life that i still get to pick my kids up from school um i get to drive them to school after school we're going to haircuts then we're going to ninja class And I get to run my business when it works for me while they're at school.

And that's really then where the skill of messaging and positioning, pulling out which services you offer as a virtual assistant, knowing how to speak to them and present them in a way that makes your dream clients go, yes, I need you.

So if you're like, I know that I've got skills to bring to the table, but I don't know how to properly present them so that my dream clients are like, mm-hmm, paying you and we're starting tomorrow that's what we help you do so but what's really cool is that you can specialize in anything inside of the virtual assistant industry my first va role i was hired as a director of operations um my other clients va clients i was a community manager which was such a fun role I worked for an agency and I was the HR and team lead.

And then I also another client, I was her just kind of like tech and marketing assistant.

And so I just helped her build some, you know, lead magnets and funnels and email automations, all of that, which by the way, I didn't know any of that tech.

When I started, it was just that I was like, oh, I see that clients are looking for this.

And a lot of the ways that I taught myself how to do those things was actually doing it for my own business.

So I figured out email marketing for myself and I was like, oh, let's have a lead magnet for this.

Um, and then I was able to offer that service to clients too, which I think is so fun.
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