I was a self-employed house cleaner for over 25 years. Starting my own cleaning business allowed me to take control of my money and my time.
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A name is just a name, right?
Not always.
Discover some basic things to consider when choosing a cleaning business name.
The right cleaning business name works as hard as you do to introduce people to your company.
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An Employer Identification Number or EIN is a handy tax number that benefits self-employed business owners in a number of ways—whether you have employees or not.
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The 2 most common business forms are the sole proprietorship and general partnerships.
They are both very easy to set up and maintain.
Yet, like everything else in life, “easy” comes with both benefits and downsides.
Discover some of the pros and cons of these two simple business forms. Continue reading…
Before you start your own house cleaning company, take the time to learn the skills you will need to succeed at another company.
3 ways to get rock solid cleaning experience is by working for other cleaning companies, hotels and home services brokers.
Just remember great cleaning skills are only one part of house cleaning business success.
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What is a NAICS code?
Find out when and how is it used for cleaning businesses? Plus where to get a free code for your cleaning business.
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The First Rule of House Cleaning is not what you might think.
The First Rule is based on what your customer values.
Avoid wasting time and money by using this rule on every cleaning visit to your paying customers.
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