gennif@excite.ca wrote:
>Yes I see what you mean. Could you help me out here?...I have trouble
>putting myself in the customer's shoes. What do you see as the
>benefits of a bookkeeper.

Well I can think of a couple. Its a pain in the ass and many business
people are not good at it. It is very necessary to know where the
business stands so you have to keep up on it, and people hate it.

The best way is to ask your clients the problems they had before you
came along, and if you are comfortable, the thing they like best about
your service.

I am out of ideas this late at night, and advertising copy is something
I get paid to do. If you'd like to discuss it, email me directly and we
can discuss it.

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