A San Diego cleaning and restoration contractor wants out…
Are you sure you want to sell? Here are some other options. Also, what factors do many people miss when preparing their business for sale?
Are you sure you want to sell? Here are some other options. Also, what factors do many people miss when preparing their business for sale?
How you use your time matters. Steve offers 5 ideas for efficiently conquering your local market area.
If a business owner is to reinvent his or her business sacrifices may be needed. What sacrifices does this Spokane cleaner need to make?
Is commercial carpet cleaning compatible with being part time retired? Maybe. Steve gives some pointers to this energetic former manager.
Steve shares 3 tips to handle raising prices with repeat customers.
Commercial contracts offer high profits, regular work and consistent, predictable cash flow. What’s not to like?
7 simple steps to provide a commercial proposal instead of just a one time cleaning price.
SFS taught me that I am a business owner before I am a cleaner! We provide great service, and wonderful cleaning for a premium price. A truly rewarding experience!
It is YOUR money! So stop feeling guilty about asking for it. Steve shares a key technique to stay on top of your receivables!
It is a simple equation. Faster, more efficient commercial production = more profit! Steve shares FREE resources to make it happen.
Steve offers techniques for using a “test cleaning” to prepare an accurate bid.
Steve offers 8 tips to increase efficiency and speed up production for maximum profits. (Without creating negative moments of truth.)
Getting your foot in the door can be tough. Making the sale can be even tougher. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a step by step guide on how to inspect your customer’s home and sell your services efficiently on a regular basis. We present the latest SFS Special Report: Carpet Cleaning Inspections That Sell!
The dreaded question of “how much?” meets it’s match in this Special Report.
Cleaning your carpets on the cheap is definitely “in”. Thanks to the economic downturn (and Groupon!) even well off carpet cleaning clients are negotiating for a better price. So what’s a poor cleaner to do?