How to Market Your Cleaning Business and Get Customers Fast | Getting Started Part 2

Promoting your cleaning business through marketing and advertising is absolutely vital to its success - but where do you start?
Meet Irene Zibin founder of eSunshine Cleaning, Christine Hodge owner of Clearview Washing, and Clover Hubbard founder of Love Green Clean. Listen up while they spill the secrets about how they promote their successful cleaning businesses.
Irene’s business: www.esunshinecleaning.com/
Christine’s business: clearviewwashing.com/
Clover’s business: lovegreenclean.com/
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Video Chapters
0:00 - Intro
1:08 - Understanding Your Clients’ Needs
2:52 - How to Price Your Cleaning Services
4:54 - Advertising Strategies for Your Cleaning Business
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[@joeyzhang1216]

You doing very well, and every point is useful. Thank you very much.

[@trironservicescompanyllc5218]

Ayyyy! She wiped the toilet seat, then wiped the top of the toilet, which spreads germs horribly. You should never charge a home hourly or pay an employee hourly. You should always pay by the house at a set rate. Always ask qualified questions prior to arriving.

[@raulm8853]

Glad you caught that. I usually start with the top of water reservoir, move down, then top of toilet cover, then flip toilet cover, clean it then move to top toilet seat, bottom of toilet seat, then move to the top of the actual toilet, I then close lid and clean behind the cover in between the reservoir and then move downward around the toilet. Obviously keeping the towel folded in 4s so you know which side gets dirty as you work.

[@user-is3hm4ie5c]

Insightful! Thank you very much

[@Jobber]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HomeServiceBusinessCoach]

Great video here, thank you for sharing

[@luiswagner8610]

I don't know how I feel about the walk around and customer files containing other aspects of the services you provide on what is not dirty. at about 4:10

[@junbug2616]

How do you get Google Guaranteed

[@CM-vx2xx]

I don’t think this cleaning business is in business anymore. Says permanently closed.

[@cleanige]

Cleaning from dirtiest area to least dirty is a no no! Outside of sinks to the inside, outside of toilets to the inside. The people in this video are not professional cleaners, so please take what they say with a pinch of salt. Touching food with cleaning gloves on? Seriously, they are spreading bacteria and not obeying cross-contamination rules at all.