Victoria and Jen built Oak Bay Clean to $2.8M in four years. Every week they share what actually works. Start here.
What should I name my cleaning business? My answer is so simple that people do not believe it can possibly be that easy.
Read →Isaac was a high school math teacher. Jenna was a physician assistant. They hit $80K/month with their Columbus cleaning company. Here's what they're sitting with now.
Read →My sister Jen and I keep coming back to this stat: roughly 4% of adults own a business that employs other people.
Read →8 red flags. One high-maintenance lead. The anatomy of a Nancy-email.
Read →If the person asks more than 3 questions, they're probably not the client for you.
Read →It's easier to find 100 ideal clients than 1,000 nightmare clients. Most cleaning business owners do the opposite.
Read →Until you have your first Jordan, getting her is the only problem worth solving.
Read →A $362.25 booking came in while I was writing this. Here's the system behind it.
Read →One persona you build for. One you design around. Here's how to figure out which is which in your city.
Read →The same approach that still works four years later.
Read →Netflix filmmakers. A fashion designer. Two guys who met at a poker table...
Read →We're breaking it down live on March 23rd.
Read →Most owners are working on the wrong one.
Read →That question shows up for everyone. Here's what to do with it.
Read →You can't get 5-star reviews with no one to send.
Read →She finally figured out what went wrong.
Read →His reviews told the whole story.
Read →I know. Bear with me.
Read →Most new cleaning businesses make the same mistake.
Read →Recurring clients, hiring, and the power of not building alone
Read →From Layoff to $10K+ Months
Read →What to pay attention to when you want options later
Read →I stopped chasing exciting ideas and started asking one better question. It changed everything.
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