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Recorded webinar: Building a successful advisory mindset

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An interview with Paul Layte FCA, CA, Founder & Virtual FD (60 mins)

Download our advisory growth hacking video hosted by Debbie Spooner, our Customer Success Specialist. Guest speaker, Paul Layte, FCA, CA, Virtual FD & Founder of Next Level Business, clears up confusion around the Cloud and how to become a business advisor.

Paul also shares practical tips that helped him build a successful accounting practice from scratch in just 18 months.

In this VIDEO, we cover the following topics:

Confused in the Cloud?

  • Mixed messages - Do you know what's right for you?
  • Team - The same job, different computer. Why are we doing the Cloud again?
  • Box ticking - Clients on the cloud, now what?
  • Back to the future - Cloud will not do it all for you. We'll discuss the things you need to get right before you become an advisor
  • Niching - What it really means and how to find the right niche for your advisory services
  • Monetising advisory services with Spotlight - A practical guide and examples

Building the Advisor in You

  • Finding the right client to sell advisory services to
  • Focussing on what you are really good at
  • The best way to start a client meeting with Dashboards and Reports - the tip of the iceberg
  • Tools that successful advisors have in their advisory tool bag
  • Using replications to become a record breaker
  • Starting with the end result and working backwards - you may need to flip your approach.

ABOUT GUEST SPEAKER
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Paul Layte FCA, CA, Virtual FD & Founder of Next Level Business

Paul founded Next Level Business with a mission to make UK SME businesses more successful. He is a Business Mentor for Virgin StartUp and has a proven track record of driving phenomenal growth with big names such as Virgin, Carphone Warehouse, Regus PLC and Future PLC.

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