How to Get More Clients for Your Window Cleaning Business | Quick, Easy, and Affordable Methods
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Ready to ramp up your client base for your window cleaning business or any service-based venture? In this video, we'll dive into effective strategies to attract more clients, perfect for those just starting out. From leveraging social media and networking to implementing targeted marketing tactics, we've got you covered. Plus, these tips apply to all service-based businesses! Watch now for invaluable insights and don't forget to comment below. Like & Subscribe for more actionable advice to grow your business! 🪟💼🌟
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Im a 1 man team doing window cleaning and this video helped a lot thanks bro
As a fellow 1 man team I’m glad that you found some value in this video. Best of luck bro 🤙
@@Puffwindowcleaning. Sounds like your in Long Beach Ca? Thank you for the video.
Your testimony on using 1000 door hangers kind of confirms what I’ve been thinking recently. I was trying to promote another business that’s maybe not so much in demand for headlight restoration, and after passing out 1000 flyers on targeted vehicles that need the service I only receive four phone calls and booked one job. it seems that with window cleaning is higher in demand and will pay off much quicker in that sense. I’ve been in a really messed up and unique financial situation for about a good year now and thought about window cleaning eight months ago and decided to stick with the headlight stuff to try to make it work but now I’m thinking of pivoting back to window cleaning, which I just fell in love with when I first started seeing it. Attacking more residential one story homes, I think would be a great way to start out and just getting business cards since right now, I really cannot do the flyers or door hangers at this moment.
Definitly man. Window cleaning is where it’s at. I’d recommend knocking on some of the neighbors doors to get the ball rolling and once you do a good job word of mouth will really help you take off
@@Puffwindowcleaning saw your video on the HD supplies.. Now that you have more professional equipment, how much of a difference in the end result has it been in comparison to the Home Depot stuff?
@@MichaelBrianInc end result is the same (as close to perfect as possible), but the time it takes me to finish a job is cut in half; part of which I’m sure is due to experience as well.
@@Puffwindowcleaning great to know! So quality isn’t affected if at all. Awesome. What made you start window cleaning?
@@MichaelBrianInc that’s a very long story. I’m thinking I’ll make a video one of these days talking about it
I'm new into the window cleaning business and I appreciate your videos and advice.
I’m glad you found some value, thanks for watching 🤙🤙🤙
Hey dude how has it gone?
Just landed my first job today brother 400 for inside and out I sold myself short but it’s fine I can’t complain I almost gave up 😂
Hell yeah dude that’s awesome!!! In the beginning you might accidentally sell yourself short, but that’s okay. You live and you learn, and who knows what other jobs you’ll get from word of mouth. Congrats bro I’m hyped for you
What are the credentials you need for next door app?
Thank you for your expertise. What areas did you conquere the most clients?
@@AnnoyedHorseShoe-vt7iv upper middle class neighborhoods tend to be the best place to gain new clients
I live in a town of 100000 people, roughly another 50,000 in surrounding areas, and there is about 10-15 window cleaning businesses. I feel like even if I pushed my marketing out there I won't be able to secure clients. I know it sounds like I'm scared to just get it done, but I just haven't fully mapped out how I can get the ball rolling, and actually have some lead flow. Door 2 door and some flyers in high traffic areas would be an optimal start right? sorry for the long comment I Just have lots of concerns and worries jumping into this line of work.
No need to apologize bro, I’m here to help. I’d say that if this is something you’re interested in to give it a shot. Don’t quit your day job, but if anything the full investment into this business is only a few hundred bucks (which you can make back on one job). A lot of window cleaners retire or sell their business, or end up quitting for other reasons, so don’t let a little competition stop you from trying. I’ve picked up clients who have called for an estimate and dropped their previous window cleaner for not doing a good job. I’d suggest passing out door hangers and advertising in your free time outside of your day job to see if you can get any leads
I’m in the inland empire area I got denied for window cleaning hundreds of times lol
Every denial is an opportunity to learn. Keep pushing man, and best of luck 🤙
You said that you purchased the latter later on, so in the beginning of the business how did you reach the second story, or did you only advertise to single story houses?
I needed a ladder for the first residential that I did (2 story), so once I closed a deal on the estimate I went out and bought a ladder
You could also rent a ladder
Did you havea business name made up already when you started
When I decided to start I picked a name. I was ready to get to work and didn’t want to get stuck trying to figure out a name so I just picked something catchy that I liked