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WAHM > Stay at Home Mom Work Ideas > Selling a Service > Become a Personal Organizer

Start a Personal Organizers Business

What you will be doing. Some people are so busy that they can’t keep their schedules straight. They miss meetings or lunch dates because they lose track of time or their appointment book. On the other hand, there are people who have a knack for organization. With fifty things to do each day, they manage to do it all with ease.

How to start. Start with friends and family members. Show them how to organize their lives and see what the outcome is. There are books available that talk about organizing and offer tips for how to accomplish this with a large or small budget.

Your business will need a name. If you will be offering your services as a consultant, a business license and business insurance are prudent things to invest in. Develop a template of questions to ask of the client and a system for presenting your suggestions.

Starting costs. The bulk of your starting costs will be on advertising and office equipment. You will be interacting with clients a bit but a space to write your notes and create reports is needed. A computer with Internet access, telephone, fax machine, and a printer are enough.

If you plan on offering your services online, you need to set up a website from which to work. The website can feature questionnaires to help clients share what they are looking for. If the client is far away, you can speak via phone or webcam. Plan on spending at least $500 and that is if you have the office hardware.

Skills needed. A personal organizer loves to organize. Enjoyment comes with the challenge of each client’s life and issues. Communication skills are pertinent to meet the needs of the client. Be sure that you understand what they are asking for.

Marketing. Advertise in the local newspaper and Yellow Pages. If you want to invest the money up front, secure air time on radio or do a television spot. Trade shows are a way to meet professionals that could have a problem with organization. Offering a free consultation peaks their interest. An online website will greatly help and should be considered into your marketing plan.

Mailing brochures to local companies can get some nibbles. Not only does management need organization, but others in the company as well. You could net a contract to give a seminar to the entire company.

Post ads on home based business websites and mom business websites. Stay-at-home moms with businesses have to juggle kids and business. They could benefit from the services of a personal organizer.

Personal organizing is a skill that has far reaching implications. Use your skills to make a profit and help others at the same time.

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