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Make Your Project A Success! - A T Rendon
Most small business people on the Internet are on a budget and that forces you to be "creative". Either you work on a tight budget that hampers your activity or you do much of the work yourself to save from paying others to do it. That is the...
Interim Executive Management: Challenge and Change - Jakob Jelling
A position in interim executive management is one of the most exciting and challenging jobs you’ll ever tackle. Because you have to slip into a position and immediately take up the reins, you must be personable and intelligent. Because you need to...
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Three's Company: How To Move From Unlimited Liability to Limited Liability - Wayne M Davies
Author's Note: This article is the third in a series by Tax Expert Wayne Davies on the advantages of incorporating your small business or self-employment activity. Article #1: It Can Happen To You: Why Any Sole Proprietorship Is A Risky Business...
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Clean Up In An Office Cleaning Business
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Bill McMahon
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With the economy still trying to recover, and unemployment still high in many countries, a good solution for many people is to find an easy to operate business. Most people think of large expenses or a lot of experience needed when they think of running a business, but there is a unique business that requires neither one of these. It is starting an office cleaning business.
The office cleaning business is unique in that the job itself requires no experience. Anyone can clean and vacuum. And your only costs will be cleaning supplies and start up marketing costs. And even the marketing costs can be minimal.
To get business, you can start by preparing a simple flyer on your computer, or on a computer at your local copy shop like Kinko's.
Next, target office complexes where a lot of businesses have their offices all grouped together. Try to get accounts with a bunch of offices in the same building. If you get one and do a good job, get them to write a recommendation for you so that you can take it to other - continued below ...
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offices in the building to secure more business. In that way, you can have multiple accounts, but have all your work in one place.
When you start getting more and more business, you can hire workers to do the actual cleaning for you. Pay them a fair wage, and take the difference for yourself. Your job will now be to find more and more accounts. Use those letters of recommendations to help you.
The beauty of the business is at this point, you are adding recurring streams of income, and other people are doing the cleaning. As long as your workers do a good job, you will keep the accounts from the previous month, and keep adding new accounts, which will soon make your monthly income soar.
Who ever thought that cleaning could be so exciting? About the Author Bill McMahon, To learn more about how to start your own office cleaning business with no experience and very little investment, go to http://start-a-cleaning-business.rated-best.com.
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Your Secret Weapon: The Web Design Directory - Michelle Echevarria
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Challenging the Paradigm of the Elder Care Industry - Barbara Mascio
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Are You Walking the Talk? - Diane Hughes
I saw a television commercial the other day. It actually made me laugh out loud. It wasn't funny "ha ha," it was funny ironic. A local telephone service provider was singing its own praises about what wonderful service it provided. "Yeah, sure!" I...
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