Professional Organizer

Organization comes naturally to few and not at all to the rest of us

. Todays average homes and offices are in dire need of order. Our time is precious, and it too needs to be planned out. If you are a gifted organizer and enjoy helping others enjoy ordered existence, this is the operation for you.

A professional organizer can provide ideas, information, structure, solutions, and systems that could increase productivity, reduce stress, and lead to more control over time, space, and activities. The Internet is an ideal place to market and communicate with clients in this business.

The revenue is made from charging your clients for professional consulting services. You may charge by the hour and gauge the hourly rate by specifying the value of your advice. For example, helping to organize someones closet is not as valuable as coaching a client to operate a desktop organizer software program. Rates for specific services should be reflected in your hourly billing. You may alternatively elect to charge on a contract fee basis where you set the price for the project.

To operate the professional organizer business, you must of course be very organized in your own life. This form of consulting involves a lot of specifics and troubleshooting. You will need creative and practical solutions to complicated issues in order to provide quality advice to your clients, who will always seem to be in a chaotic state. You will need basic Web publishing skills and computer skills to update your Web site, communicate with clients, and teach them how to integrate the computer into their lives to save time and create order.

Your services are often needed only once by a client. After you have organized their life, your job is done. Not so fast! Try to operate your business in such a way that you continue relationships with your clients and create repeat business. For example, establish a pro-organizer report card and have them fill it out each month after your consultation is over to see the effectiveness of your strategy. Stay in touch with clients to get referrals and recommendations. Make sure to get paid up front for your services, and carefully research the pricing of other professional organizers so you remain competitive and aware of what is expected within your industry. In this business, your time equals money, so plan out the time you spend on each job and make sure you spend more time on the higher-priced services.

By: Francis Davidby: Francis David

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