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Do You Need a Business Plan to Start a Cleaning Business?We recently had a new member ask the following questions: Do you think that a small newly started cleaning company needs a business plan or should have one? If so, why? Do you have a business plan? If so, how has it helped your business?...
Doing a Commercial Estimate? How is That Different from Estimating a House?CROSS CONCEPTS SERIES: In the 6th Article of Our Series This Week, we discuss some differences between the residential and commercial property walkthrough. Just as in marketing and advertising, the differences are vast....
How to Reduce Expenses and Add to the Bottom Line in Your Cleaning BusinessBusiness owners are struggling to make their cleaning business succeed in the current economy. We can all use some help in figuring out ways to save money. We've noticed that many of our members have some great ideas, so we ran a contest to see how many good money-saving suggestions our readers could come up with. We give a big thank you to all who responded. Look through these hints and see how many of them will help you!...
CROSS CONCEPTS SERIES: In this, our 5th installment, we will talk about Industry Image and how this is important in both residential and commercial business. This series explores how to successfully manage and grow residential and commercial segments of our industry at the same time....
CROSS CONCEPTS SERIES: In our 4th installment, we will learn how to identify your commercial market, and where to find solid commercial customers who will help you grow your business. This series explores how to successfully manage and grow residential and commercial segments of our industry at the same time....
CROSS CONCEPTS SERIES: This 3rd part in our series will address the issues involved with managing both commercial and residential divisions at the same time. This series will explore how to successfully manage and grow residential and commercial segments of our industry at the same time....
CROSS CONCEPTS SERIES: This is the second installment in the series of articles on how to successfully manage and grow residential and commercial segments of our industry at the same time. In our 2nd installment, we will investigate the Operational Differences Between Residential and Commercial Cleaning....
CROSS CONCEPTS ARTICLE SERIES: This series will explore how to successfully manage and grow residential and commercial segments of our industry at the same time. In our first installment we will investigate why diversity is an important strategy in growing your business....
Stay Out of Trouble with the IRS by Paying Your Estimated TaxesBefore you started your cleaning business, if you worked for someone else it didn't take long to realize that your paycheck was never as high as you thought it should be. Why? Employers must withhold money for Social Security, Medicare and income taxes. When you own a business however, you are responsible for paying those taxes. But how and when do you pay them?...
Putting Your Cleaning Business Website on the World Wide WebIs your cleaning company on the World Wide Web? If not, you could be missing out on potential customers. Don't even know where to begin? You can hire a professional website designer, a student or even do it yourself. But before you begin you need to sit down and plan what will go on your cleaning business' website....
Business Software - It Pays to do Your ResearchYou as the business captain wearing many hats need to do your homework when it comes to providing software to your office manager who is looking to improve the efficiency of your business office. Or, are you a one-person business owner as well as office manager who is looking for easier ways to effectively do your job?...
Floor Pads or Brushes: Which is the Better Choice?An important part of what you do in your cleaning company is to keep your client's floors not only clean, but looking shiny and well cared for. Taking the proper care of floors means using floor machines, and a major component of effective floor cleaning is the pad or brushes used on these machines. So which should you use -- pads or brushes?...
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