Warriors, I’ve been digging into what’s really moving in the cleaning industry right now, and here’s what you need to know 👇 ✅ Go Green, Charge More – eco-friendly cleaning is HOT. Clients are willing to pay extra for “non-toxic” or “natural” cleaning options. Even adding a “green clean” add-on can boost your price. ✅ Google My Business = Goldmine – when people search “cleaning service near me,” you need to show up in that top map pack. Fill out your profile 100%, add pictures, and ask every client for reviews. ✅ Referrals Pay the Bills – your current clients are sitting on the people you want to serve. Offer a simple referral reward (discount, free add-on, or even a $25 gift card) and watch leads roll in. ✅ Content Sells Without Ads – before/after pics, timelapse videos, and “problem → solution” reels are pulling clients in organically. People trust what they SEE you doing. ✅ Partnerships Win – connect with real estate agents, Airbnb hosts, contractors, and property managers. One relationship can feed you leads for years. ✅ AI + Automation – stop chasing every lead manually. Tools can now send follow-ups, track hot leads, and help you close faster. Don’t be scared of tech—it saves time and makes money. 🔥 Bottom line: clients are everywhere, but you have to show up where they’re looking and package your service the right way. 📝 Homework (Do the Work!) 1. Green Add-On: Pick ONE eco-friendly product and create a $25 “green clean” add-on for your menu. 2. Google My Business: Log in today → add 3 photos of your work and ask ONE client for a review. 3. Referrals: Text 2 of your best clients and say:“Hey [Client], thank you again for trusting us with your cleaning! We’re growing and would love to serve more families like yours. Do you know anyone who could use our services? We’ll give you [reward] for every referral.” 4. Content: Take 1 before/after photo this week and post it with a short caption like: “Mess → Magic. This is what we do.” 5. Partnership: Write down 3 real estate agents, Airbnb hosts, or property managers in your city and commit to reaching out

I have a possible cleaning Friday. The client hit me up on Nextdoor and I'm so nervous. I mean it's not my first cleaning, but my first in a while. She wants me to clean her floors in her basement(new floors) and possibly upstairs before her guests come. Any advice? I have no idea what to charge for just floors 😳🤔.

Family, let me ask you something real:If your dream client DM’d you TODAY and said, “I want to hire you, send me your prices + process,” — would you be ready, or would you have to scramble? 👀 Most cleaners don’t fail because they can’t clean. They fail because they’re not prepared to show up like a CEO. Here’s your work for today (drop your answers in the comments ⬇️): 1️⃣ Do you have your prices/packages written out and ready to send? 2️⃣ Do you have a clear intro pitch (one sentence that explains who you are + what you do)? 3️⃣ Do you have at least 1 testimonial or before/after pic you could send to build trust? If you answered no to any of these — that’s your homework this week. CEOs don’t wait until opportunity comes knocking to get ready… they stay ready. 💎 👉 Comment below which one you’re going to work on first. Let’s hold each other accountable!

Let’s get real for a moment…Outside of getting clients and finding workers, what do you feel is your BIGGEST struggle right now in your journey of entrepreneurship? 💭 What do you feel is stopping you from breaking through to that next level? 👇 Choose one that hits home for you: - 🕒 Time Management & Consistency - 💸 Finances / Cash Flow - 👥 Building the Right Team - 🛠 Systems & Organization - 🧠 Mindset / Confidence - ✨ Other (Drop in the comments) Your honesty will help us create conversations, support, and resources that actually serve YOU. Let’s grow together 💪🏾💼

What city and state is everyone from? Let's see if we have any cleaning business cousins near us! Drop them cities and states babyyyy