When I saw this image to the right it reminded me of what you have to do when you own a business. You must ADVERTISE! In a nutshell you have to do whatever you can to SPREAD THE WORD that your company is open and actively seeking business. It can be tough in the beginning stages because money can be tight, and you have to be creative to get the word out. That's why cheap … [Read more...] about FREE flyer example for commercial or residential cleaning companies
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Free flyer idea for cleaning companies to use
Getting flyers out into the marketplace is one of the most cost effective ways to spread the word you own a cleaning business. It certainly works for those on a budget, and with that in mind I created one for you to emulate if you like. It revolves around what customers "look like" the moment that realize they hired a poorly run cleaning service. So I crafted a short one page … [Read more...] about Free flyer idea for cleaning companies to use
Running a help wanted ad on craigslist for your cleaning business
I've been scanning craigslist looking at all the ads they have and I have to say many of them are horrible. Some ads are written so bad that you don't even know what type of job is being offered. They just mention they need help but are vague about the job itself. Who would apply for a job like that? You'll just get calls asking a ton of questions. And the people who will … [Read more...] about Running a help wanted ad on craigslist for your cleaning business
An affordable way to THANK SOMEONE who referred you business (or thank customer and employees)
I went on Amazon to purchase a gift card for a friend who helped me out on a project and it reminded me of what I used to do in my business. My approach was pretty simple. Whenever someone referred me a new account, I sent them a gift card. It normally wasn't all that much, something like $25.00 or so. Even though it wasn't all that much, saying thanks in that way sends a … [Read more...] about An affordable way to THANK SOMEONE who referred you business (or thank customer and employees)