Getting Your Cleaning Business Started

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Starting a cleaning business can seem daunting, especially if you don't know where to start. But with a few simple steps, you can build a solid foundation and start getting clients. Here are the first three things you should do:

  1. Leverage Your Network: If you have a network of friends and family in your area, reach out to them and let them know you're starting a cleaning business. Offer them a special rate for being your first client and ask for their honest feedback. Not only will this help you get your first clients, but it will also give you valuable experience and a chance to improve your services.

  2. Join Facebook Groups: Look for Facebook groups in your local area that focus on new residents, neighborhood associations, or mom's groups. These groups are great for getting referrals and finding potential clients who are already looking for cleaning services. Just make sure to join groups that have a diverse range of services being referred, rather than just cleaning services.

  3. Join Nextdoor: Nextdoor is an app that connects neighbors and helps them share information about local services. As a member of Nextdoor, you can offer your cleaning services and respond to requests for referrals from other members. It's a great way to build your local reputation and get more clients.

These three steps will help you get your cleaning business off the ground and start building a client base. From there, you can start to explore other marketing strategies and ways to grow your business. Remember, building a successful cleaning business takes time and effort, but with the right approach, it's definitely achievable.


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