House Cleaner Training by Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru / Questions and answers every house cleaner and maid needs to start a cleaning business.
Whether you’re just starting out, or you’ve been cleaning for a while – you will find valuable information here.
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@SavvyCleaner by Angela Brown I’m a House Cleaner and I’m allergic to pets! Like it or not, allergic or not, as a house cleaner, you will be working in homes with pets. The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association reports that 63% of U.S. Households owns a pet. My current ratio is 98% of my current house cleaning […]
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I’m not sick, I don’t hate my house cleaning customers, I just don’t feel like putting my hair in a bun, and scrubbing all day. What’s wrong with me? Truth is nothing is wrong with you, you’re normal. But here are some coping strategies to keep you showing up for work day after day and with the right attitude.
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Payment for your house cleaning service is why you are in business. So what is the best, most efficient way to collect money from clients? What Forms of Payment Should You Accept for House Cleaning Services? The types of payment you choose to accept is your choice. But I recommend cash, personal or business checks, PayPal and
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@SavvyCleaner by Angela Brown How do I get paid for cleaning houses? You get paid when you complete a cleaning job. The type of job you do for money (house cleaning, spring cleaning, move out cleaning, window washing, folding clothes, putting away holiday decorations etc.) will be decided between you and the client and the terms of
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@SavvyCleaner by Angela Brown Should I pay a referral fee? Yes. You should pay a referral fee (also known as a bird dog fee) to reward the clients who believe in you enough to send more business your way. Think of it as an advertising expense. You can afford to pay a referral fee, since you’re not
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