You have decided you're ready to go on and start their own activities concierge cleaning. You can be successful and a profitable business for the cleaning, if you have time to place your business strategy before signing the first customer plan.
The first step is to create a business plan. This should not be a long document, but must be complete enough to reach the following points:
* The company name, address, phone number, owner / manager andMemorandum of Understanding.
* Description of products and services of the company, to sell to.
* The legal structure, management, staff, support personnel, insurance and financial considerations.
* A look at your competition and your marketing plan.
* A financial plan three to five years, with documentation, including a cash flow worksheet, balance sheet and profit and loss account.
Ask a support team including an accountant, lawyer and insurance agent.If you do not feel comfortable in it, books and administrative tasks, you may want to look for a part-time bookkeeper or virtual assistant that help can these tasks.
These other tasks include:
* Once your company name in the search for trade marks and took the name of research, to ensure that the name is available. Many states have websites that allow you to online search.
* Decide whether you are outside of the house or the renting of office workRoom.
* Valid for all necessary approvals obtained your U.S. taxpayer identification number and file name are supported.
* Refer to small businesses and keep a copy of the Small Business Start-up of your country. Each state has its own individual needs, will have the maps or guides, tells you whether certain licenses, permits or other forms of file you need before starting your business.
* The bank accounts on behalf of the company.
* Get the correspondingInsurance.
* If necessary, obtain the funding.
* Establishment of an accounting and payroll.
* Obtain business tools, computer, fax and office supplies.
* Purchase of equipment and accessories for cleaning.
* Obtain a logo.
* Order or create your business stationery - business cards, letterheads and brochures.
* To create characters.
* Creating a manual of operations and employees.
* Hire employees.
* Set a start date.
* Send PrintDischarges.
* Join associations, Chamber of Commerce and local networks of local groups.
* Check the domain names and developing a website.
Start marketing your business. The business plan includes a marketing plan with this as a guide. Your first marketing authorization may also direct mail, advertisements in local newspapers or radio, and perhaps a banner on a website for free. Remember to develop alliances with other local businesses. Make sure that all of youI know that you have a new activity. Postcards or letters to the announcement of the new company to friends, relatives and business acquaintances.
Are realistic targets for the first year of your company. Do not expect that the customers knocking at your door. You must convince yourself, potential customers who need them have made for a very reasonable price. Once you have a few people on board, receive testimonies of those that can be used to convince others toCustomers need your services.
If you run your business for the cleaning, a way must be patient, but can be very useful and fruitful. Take time to plan, organize and understand your competitors will help you understand how your cleaning measures can better meet the needs of businesses in the region. Take time to make things right before you will get the first customers on board to help your business succeed.
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