How to use this guide
Publish this for owners who dread bookkeeping and keep leaving it to year end. It shows your method and starts the relationship before they need a paid service.
What is inside
- Why monthly beats yearlySmall tasks stay small.
- Give your records one homeMost bookkeeping pain comes from records scattered across email, phone photos, paper and half a dozen apps.
- Keep business and personal money apartA separate bank account and card for the business is the biggest single help you can give yourself.
- Set aside one hourPick a fixed time each month and put it in your calendar like a client meeting.
- The monthly routineWork through these six jobs in order.
- Get paid on timeLate payment is the most common reason a healthy business runs short of cash.
- Put tax money asideMoney in your account is not all yours.
- Every quarterOnce every three months, lift your eyes from the detail.
Three title ideas for your own version
- Keeping your books in order
- The monthly bookkeeping routine
- Bookkeeping without the panic
Where to promote it
- local business groups
- Google Business Profile posts
How long should a bookkeeping guide be?
Long enough to give a routine someone can follow, and no longer. This sample covers a monthly routine, a quarterly check and when to ask for help, with the opening sections visible before the email form.
Make this guide your own
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