When Richard Young started a home based process server business he had no experience.
No clients.
And not a single contact in the industry.
It wasn’t always easy.
But through trial and error he built a successful business and quit his full-time job.
Since 2012, he’s blogged about the process server industry at his popular Process Server 101 website.
In that time, he’s helped thousands of people learn how to become a process server, and now he’s put his best advice into this book.
You'll
The secret of the $1,000 a day process server.Why you can make more money working for yourself than a getting a job.Everything you need to know about licensing and registration, personal service, substituted service, return of service, and court filing.Skip tracing for process servers.Personal safety tips and how to deal with difficult serves.How to setup your business and where to get a free, dedicated office number and a free, customized email address.What clients really want from a process server and how to stand out from your competition.A simple way to get your first client and how to promote your business without cold-calling (because we all hate cold-calling and it doesn’t work anyway).How to work with clients and get paid faster.And why you don’t need experience or a lot of money to become a self-employed process server.If you want to become a process server but you’re worried about finding clients or getting lost in a crowded market, this book will show you exactly how to start and grow a successful business, with plenty of stories and humor along the way.
Great, basic advice to get started as a process server!
I can’t say there was anything. I disliked in this book. The author keeps it simple and gives you the necessary basics to get started in the business of process serving. The books doesn’t bog you down with legal details-just what you really need to know, and he gives references along the way. It’s a quick read. I highly recommend it.
Richard Young has done am excellent job of effectively organizing and explaining the fundamentals, and a few more advanced tips for getting started in the Process Serving market. This is the goto manual now for our group. We will look forward to more from Richard Young as his style is perfect.
I would definitely recommend this book. It was very informative and resourceful. The author goes into detail on the "insider knowledge" of the industry that you would think it's common sense, but in reality it isn't. Great book.