I am a dealer for checks and forms (have been for years). I feel it is appropriate to offer these at a discounted price for business clients, so I have included a link in the menu on my VA site for these (the "store" is in the works).

To me it is just another value-added service for my clients, but do y'all feel this is okay on my VA site? I kind of discussed this a bit with another member when we were both on Skype (he knows who he is - and so do y'all after writing this here ).

I appreciate your feedback - many thanks in advance!

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Jules, SunRise Virtual Solutions - WordPress Customization & XHTML/CSS Web Sites

I do the same thing Jules. It is for those who can't really afford my services but want to benefit somehow. Although I sell more of my forms and accounting workbooks on eBay than my site, same price lol. But, it is also a way of showing your clients that your work is that much more valued.

It may even get a client to want to work with you after they have purchased some of your forms.

Andrea~

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Action Jackson Virtual Assistant|

Originally Posted by Action Jackson VA

I do the same thing Jules. It is for those who can't really afford my services but want to benefit somehow. Although I sell more of my forms and accounting workbooks on eBay than my site, same price lol. But, it is also a way of showing your clients that your work is that much more valued. It may even get a client to want to work with you after they have purchased some of your forms. Andrea~

Thank you so much, Andrea! This is very helpful; I'm going to keep the link in my menu. I thought it was a value-added service/offer, so that is way cool what you said!

It's going to be a major undertaking getting that part of my site going.

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Jules, SunRise Virtual Solutions - WordPress Customization & XHTML/CSS Web Sites

Jules, I agree with Andrea. You have forms and people need forms. It takes a lot of time to create forms and this is only after you have been working at it a while to know what is important & what is not.. This is something I have been working on for myself also. :cool:

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JoCarole
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Originally Posted by JoCarole

Jules, I agree with Andrea. You have forms and people need forms. It takes a lot of time to create forms and this is only after you have been working at it a while to know what is important & what is not.. This is something I have been working on for myself also. :cool:

These forms are actual computer and manual forms that clients use for Statements, Invoices, or custom forms (job estimates, electrical job estimate, etc.), that come pre-printed with their logo, etc. in a variety of colors and styles. Also pre-printed envelopes, deposit tickets, stamps (not postage stamps ), labels, auto/contractor/retail/services forms. These aren't forms that I have created (the company I am a dealer for [Deluxe Corp] creates/processes/drop ships them). (Same company for the checks.)

My own personally created forms/spreadsheets and documents will come later...

Just wanted to clarify.

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Jules, SunRise Virtual Solutions - WordPress Customization & XHTML/CSS Web Sites