BOOM that's it. No assets, no equipment, and nothing holding you back from starting something this simple.
3/ Next, you need to post a job ad on Indeed jobs looking for cleaners. I recommend having a job ad consistently running and not taking it down. I also recommend getting around 1-2 cleaners before even looking for any customers.
4/ So you have operations in place and now you have 1-2 cleaners on standby eager to work grab some work for you - Next, post a job ad on GoogleAds, I keep it simple and do not overcomplicate marketing. I follow exactly what GoogleAds recommends and let the algorithm do its work.
5/ In addition, if you want to bootstrap it 100% - don't post a GoogleAd and begin emailing and cold calling every realtor in your city and begin offering referral discounts or kickbacks. Realtors ALWAYS need a cleaner.
6/ Next - It's as simple as waiting for a customer to reach out requesting cleaning services (trust me THE DEMAND IS ENDLESS RIGHT NOW.) Then leveraging amazing simple software to connect the customer to the cleaners.
7/ A couple of key things you need to focus on to grow and scale fast -
1. Focus on General/Consistent cleaning customers.
Example. Customers LTV is super HIGH in this industry so focus on finding customers that are looking for weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly services.
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2. If you can afford this - Reinvest revenue back into the business for the first 2-4 months and reinvest the revenue back into marketing - GoogleAds.
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3. Hire an Operations Manager earlier rather than later. A quality control is the first thing to decrease once you have 3-4 cleans daily. So hire this person earlier on.
10/ Work hard, stay reliable, and make sure quality is consistent and you will grow very fast in this industry.
House cleaning use to be a luxury and now it is something EVERYONE wants and when customers hire a cleaner they never want to go back.
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1/ The residential cleaning industry has a ton of opportunity right now and its only escalating - House cleaning use to be a luxury and now it's a service everyone wants.
Even peaking higher interest due to COVID-19.
2/ People hire a cleaner and once they experience the feeling of coming home from work to a nice clean house... there is no going back. They are hooked!
LTV of customers is INSANE and the CAC is insanely low.
$50k/Months and Only Spending 10 Hours a Week Working, HOW?
Seriously, I only work 10-15 hours a week...
Let me show you how you can do this as well!
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1/ The residential cleaning industry can be INSANELY LUCRATIVE but it is by no means easy and it takes a ton of work.
It took me 4 years to get here. BUT I believe you can get here WAY FASTER than me if you put some good systems in place.
2/ I have -
NO assets
NO equipment
JUST cashflow focused
I contract out 100% of my house cleaning customers. I focus on mitigating as many expenses as possible all while trying to generate as much cash flow as possible so I can invest that into new biz ventures and assets.
For every RT this gets I’ll post a comment with some advice/tips about the Cleaning Industry.
Residential and Commercial! 🙌🏻
Also if you have a specific question like and leave a comment below and I'll answer it as well.
#1 Hire Earlier rather than later.
If you have over 5 contractors and you are doing on average 3-4 appointments a day you need to look into hiring a "Quality control manager" or an "ops manager"
Quality control is the most important thing and its one of fastest things to go