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- DClutter100Contributor 2
Partnering with realtors have been helpful for my business. I’m a professional organizer and realtors reach out to get their clients ready to sell. For a cleaner- you can help with move in/move out cleaning services.
- Jeid-Contributor 2
Good answer. Are you reaching out to realtors via email, phone or events?
- Brons24Contributor 2
Facebook ads work great! It constantly shows up on people’s feed and depending on your clientele, newspaper ads are still quite effective for older generation folks
- Jeid-Contributor 2
Nice what’s your ad budget?
- ferrell507Contributor 2
I literally go through neighborhoods passing out flyers. That's been working for me for several years now.
- Jeid-Contributor 2
I am going to continue handing out flyer for sure.
- jca162402Contributor 2
what's a good way to put estimates out for the job
- pjcolbornContributor 2
I hand out business cards
- JWCleanContributor 2
When we started out, we were out pounding the pavement every day dropping 250-500 flyers a day. We would land 2-5 regular clients a week doing that.
- Lettyrmitchell7Contributor 2
I myself am involved with a few landlords and I got new clients by asking if they knew anyone who was needing help
- STUPLUContributor 2
We started on Google Business Profile, asking for 5-star reviews, posting on social media.
- BrandContributor 4
Referral based business here: Referrals are the best leads so I maximized that first to stay lean.
#1 Ask your customer if they valued your work. Then ask if they knew anyone that might need your services (I give a custome chocolate basket and business cards).
#2 six-pack the neighbors of every job (knock and let them know you are in the neighborhood and what you are doing)
#3 Make sure you have business social media pages and post about it. Then personally share your business posts so everyone you know understands what you do.
#4 Join local social media and small business groups and offer services
#5 Add website, BBB and/or Google for more online exposure
#6 Consider Jobber Marketing upgrade? I haven't done it but I'm sure someone on here has...
#7 Offer kickbacks to customers for referrals.
#8 consider "Send-a-Sale" when you have employees and client base. Anyone (employee, family, customers) can refer anyone through send-a-sale and they get a kickback of your choosing. I.e. they become your referral based canvassing team. $500-600/month if I remember
Probably won't apply to cleaning but I have local businesses I work with that refer me as well as manufacturers I'm certified with that also give me leads. Other than that, consult with the marketing guru's on here!For everyone 1 job we sell, we get 4 more referrals and sell 3 of the 4.
- bluewavesContributor 2
I try to network with contractors that may need my services. They seem to always have work for us
- Jeid-Contributor 2
I like that idea. Are you going to job sites, cold calling, or sending out emails?