If owning a business is one of your main goals, you may have questioned which is the best route to business ownership – franchises vs. startups. After all, outside of family succession, these are two of the most common ways entrepreneurs become business owners.
Read MoreTopics: Starting a Cleaning Business, Starting a Business, Start a Cleaning Franchise, Home Cleaning Franchises, franchisor
Topics: Starting a Cleaning Business, Starting a Business, Start a Cleaning Franchise, Veteran Franchise Opportunities, Home Cleaning Franchises, Territory, franchisor
If you want to purchase a franchise business but aren’t sure how you’ll come up with enough money, here we’ll cover four business financing options that you might want to consider.
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If you want to run your own business but still have a healthy work-life balance, buying a franchise may be the ideal solution.
Read MoreTopics: Starting a Business, Work-Life Balance, Home Cleaning Franchises, franchisor
Sales is one of the most important aspects of a growing business. Unfortunately, for some people, sales can be very intimidating. Before contacting your customers, you'll want to have a strategy in place that can help you feel cool and confident when the questions, comments and concerns come your way.
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MaidPro's professional Business Consultant, Ryan Rabideau, discusses the 5 truths behind what it takes to own your own business. After helping to open more than 115 locations, Rabideau can give you a first hand look at what new owners can expect when they choose to open a cleaning business through MaidPro.
Topics: Starting a Business
Achieving a work-life balance has become increasingly more important over the past decade. As lives continue to get busier, time is a commodity that people are willing to pay for. The need for balance is directly reflected in the growth of the home cleaning industry.
Topics: Starting a Business
Struggle #1: Bad Marketing - New owners often hesitate to put more money into marketing if they are unable to see an immediate return on investment. Since sales and marketing are directly correlated, lackluster marketing efforts cause a dwindling sales pipeline. Problems also tend to arise when owners are unsure where to spend their marketing budgets and how to analyze their marketing data.
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