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I've recently started a window cleaning business as my sole source of income. I had previously had a "cleaning business" that I mentioned in another thread on here, but it really wasn't much of a business, I was just getting hired for hourly work through the task rabbit app. I took a job after that, but it didn't work out.
So now I'm back to grow a home service business for real this time.
I've filed the LLC, got my EIN, and put myself up on Yelp and Facebook. Bought $1k worth of window cleaning equipment on a credit card and I use my personal vehicle for transportation.
Got my first job on Aug 21st.
So far, I've done 5 jobs for a grand total of $1986.40 and another $870 job scheduled for Tuesday.
And I've got three 5-star yelp reviews.
Currently most of my leads are from Yelp, I had a free $300 ad credit, so I've been using it at $10/day.
From here the plan is to keep taking jobs solo for the next few months and save money, I expect a slowdown in December and January might try doing some kinds of services during those months. Then once we get into early spring next year I plan to get a van and a helper, and the scale up from there.
I don't really think of this as an endgame fastlane business. But it will serve to give me cashflow to eventually fund one. Looking forward to scaling this for the foreseeable future.
So now I'm back to grow a home service business for real this time.
I've filed the LLC, got my EIN, and put myself up on Yelp and Facebook. Bought $1k worth of window cleaning equipment on a credit card and I use my personal vehicle for transportation.
Got my first job on Aug 21st.
So far, I've done 5 jobs for a grand total of $1986.40 and another $870 job scheduled for Tuesday.
And I've got three 5-star yelp reviews.
Currently most of my leads are from Yelp, I had a free $300 ad credit, so I've been using it at $10/day.
From here the plan is to keep taking jobs solo for the next few months and save money, I expect a slowdown in December and January might try doing some kinds of services during those months. Then once we get into early spring next year I plan to get a van and a helper, and the scale up from there.
I don't really think of this as an endgame fastlane business. But it will serve to give me cashflow to eventually fund one. Looking forward to scaling this for the foreseeable future.
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