I am a sales expert, I can overcome everything, been selling cars and credit cards and marketed on every level. I’m helping my sister in law start and grow her business. Have our first walkthrough today in a couple hours. So excited to nail this
@@Iswelogistics went really well, I won the contract. However my sister in law decided that “I don’t wanna lift a finger” was the way she would be successful. So all the work I did for the business and such was for nothing. Very bittersweet, more bitter than sweet
The most informative and adequate channel not just about cleaning business, but these principles and strategies you can use in any type of business or even working for yourself! Amazing job, guys, pleasure to listen and to learn from you !
When employees call out for work. Do you guys send supervisors or team leads? To clean the facilities how did you guys incorporate a team lead or supervisor and when did you think it was a good time to hire one? And what will be his task when an employee doesn't call out? And does he get paid for gas for driving to all the different facilities? or is it included in his pay
Yes, the lead would cover in the event that someone calls out. The decision to hire a team lead will come when you are tired of going out and covering for other people yourself. In a perfect world, when they are not covering for callouts, they will train employees and perform quality assurance inspections. You can also upsell so they do additional work in the buildings. There's two ways of handling gas. You can offer a stipend that is automatically applied to your employee's paycheck or get an app that tracks mileage and pay an amount of your choice per mile. Hope this helps! Thanks for commenting, Lorenzo!
mate this is awesome ive just bought a cleaning company after running a Contruction business for say 7 years, im familiar with how important the little details are during meetings to close clients thank you for these industry based tips, second video into your channel and can tell no doubt you know what you're on about.
Thanks, Tristan! And congrats on starting your cleaning business. We're wishing you much success and are glad you found our channel. We appreciate the support!
Always uniform. We stick to polo or button down with slacks or skirts. Dresses are great, but maybe get a pin with your logo to brand it. Same if you are wearing a blazer.
Matt, With gratitude, thank you for this podcast I found Octoclean helpful and informative. 25-year's small cleaning LLC I am always looking for better ways to improve my strategies for a competitive profit line.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching our channel. We have lots of exciting resources launching soon, including a private community where you will be able to connect with more of our subscribers and share ideas, get advice, etc. We will announce when it goes live. Would love to have you in the community. Thanks again!
Always great videos! How do you find out how much to charge per hour? Im at $45/hr and i rarely loose a bid! But, i have heard this is too much per hour. I dont really know what to go by
Thanks! Have you seen this video? ruclips.net/video/SXNq_81x8SY/видео.htmlsi=ykXTlCPfOrevIqzZ Matt explains how to determine your hourly rate at about 4:20
hey this question is off topic to the video but I wanted to ask from where you guys source your Waxie solsta cleaning solution because It would appear the averagage user cant buy they're product. Do I have to become a member of some sort? Im looking to buying chemical as well as a solution dilution control dispensor. Any advice?
Hi, thanks for your question! To get started with Waxie, you just need to contact their sales department. They can get you set up with an account. You can call in or use this link (info.waxie.com/get-started). You will have the opportunity to negotiate price based on how much product you will be ordering. Don't forget to let them know we sent you! This will hopefully help us to get a deal going for our subscribers if they see we are bringing them traffic. Thanks, again!
Thanks for answering my questions in the video about throwing out a price during the walkthrough. I’m a little confused tho because in the video on how to close deals you say “if you don’t talk about money you will fail”
Of course! Matt does say that in the How to Close a Deal video, but he isn't talking exclusively about the walkthrough. He mean that you need to discuss price beyond just asking what the budget is, and that could be during the walkthrough or more likely when you send your proposal after. It all depends on what makes sense to the conversations you are having with your prospect. Also, if you ask qualifying questions in the initial call you'll eliminate most people who don't fit your budget from the start. Thanks for all your comments! We appreciate you watching our videos!
In our recent live stream Greg talked about Orange QC, which is the app we use for Q.A.'s. The live stream is available to members if you are interested in watching.
We charge on a monthly basis and don't begin collecting payment until a month after service has begun, but there are a few people who've commented that they charge in advance. It really is up to you and how much reserves you have in the bank.
I have been in sales for a year and I have had experience of cleaning at previous roles, and currently taking online training courses to enhance my knowledge, I have my business plan all ready and start up money saved up however I am 20 years old do you think this will hinder me when going into the walkthrough stage?
Hey, Miles! Congrats! Matt and Greg were even younger when they began working in this industry going door to door. You've go this! Don't worry about your age, just focus on what you can do to fix your prospects' problems.
We are currently working on courses right now and will be launching our training cards online before the end of the year. We're beginning to offer one-on-one consulting with Matt. Is this something you're interested in? I can send over a booking link.
@@OctoCleanMedia this is something I may be interested in if the offer is still on the table. I’m 21 recently started my business in Houston tx, could definitely use help getting my systems in place, starting in commercial w not much reserves, etc.
I am a sales expert, I can overcome everything, been selling cars and credit cards and marketed on every level. I’m helping my sister in law start and grow her business. Have our first walkthrough today in a couple hours. So excited to nail this
How did it go ?
@@Iswelogistics went really well, I won the contract. However my sister in law decided that “I don’t wanna lift a finger” was the way she would be successful. So all the work I did for the business and such was for nothing. Very bittersweet, more bitter than sweet
How's it going? Can I ask some questions as I'm planning my first walkthrough soon?
The most informative and adequate channel not just about cleaning business, but these principles and strategies you can use in any type of business or even working for yourself! Amazing job, guys, pleasure to listen and to learn from you !
Thank you, we really appreciate your kind words!
When employees call out for work. Do you guys send supervisors or team leads? To clean the facilities how did you guys incorporate a team lead or supervisor and when did you think it was a good time to hire one? And what will be his task when an employee doesn't call out? And does he get paid for gas for driving to all the different facilities? or is it included in his pay
Yes, the lead would cover in the event that someone calls out. The decision to hire a team lead will come when you are tired of going out and covering for other people yourself. In a perfect world, when they are not covering for callouts, they will train employees and perform quality assurance inspections. You can also upsell so they do additional work in the buildings. There's two ways of handling gas. You can offer a stipend that is automatically applied to your employee's paycheck or get an app that tracks mileage and pay an amount of your choice per mile. Hope this helps! Thanks for commenting, Lorenzo!
mate this is awesome ive just bought a cleaning company after running a Contruction business for say 7 years, im familiar with how important the little details are during meetings to close clients thank you for these industry based tips, second video into your channel and can tell no doubt you know what you're on about.
Thank you for sharing! We're grateful for your kind words.
Thanks, Tristan! And congrats on starting your cleaning business. We're wishing you much success and are glad you found our channel. We appreciate the support!
What attire should a woman wear at the walk-through? Uniform or casual?
Always uniform. We stick to polo or button down with slacks or skirts. Dresses are great, but maybe get a pin with your logo to brand it. Same if you are wearing a blazer.
Matt, With gratitude, thank you for this podcast
I found Octoclean helpful and informative. 25-year's small cleaning LLC
I am always looking for better ways to improve my strategies for a competitive profit line.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching our channel. We have lots of exciting resources launching soon, including a private community where you will be able to connect with more of our subscribers and share ideas, get advice, etc. We will announce when it goes live. Would love to have you in the community. Thanks again!
Wow you guys are great!!!
Love your material, it's really helped me!
Question: in your team cleaning cards, who does the mopping of floors outside the bathrooms?
Thank you for the precious information
Always great videos! How do you find out how much to charge per hour? Im at $45/hr and i rarely loose a bid! But, i have heard this is too much per hour. I dont really know what to go by
Thanks! Have you seen this video? ruclips.net/video/SXNq_81x8SY/видео.htmlsi=ykXTlCPfOrevIqzZ Matt explains how to determine your hourly rate at about 4:20
Excellent video guys
Glad you enjoyed it!
What is the calculation app that you mentioned in the video?
The app is still in progress, but you'll hear it here first when it is available!
hey this question is off topic to the video but I wanted to ask from where you guys source your Waxie solsta cleaning solution because It would appear the averagage user cant buy they're product. Do I have to become a member of some sort? Im looking to buying chemical as well as a solution dilution control dispensor. Any advice?
Hi, thanks for your question! To get started with Waxie, you just need to contact their sales department. They can get you set up with an account. You can call in or use this link (info.waxie.com/get-started). You will have the opportunity to negotiate price based on how much product you will be ordering. Don't forget to let them know we sent you! This will hopefully help us to get a deal going for our subscribers if they see we are bringing them traffic. Thanks, again!
Thanks for answering my questions in the video about throwing out a price during the walkthrough. I’m a little confused tho because in the video on how to close deals you say “if you don’t talk about money you will fail”
Of course! Matt does say that in the How to Close a Deal video, but he isn't talking exclusively about the walkthrough. He mean that you need to discuss price beyond just asking what the budget is, and that could be during the walkthrough or more likely when you send your proposal after. It all depends on what makes sense to the conversations you are having with your prospect. Also, if you ask qualifying questions in the initial call you'll eliminate most people who don't fit your budget from the start. Thanks for all your comments! We appreciate you watching our videos!
thanks! and he did say my name right the first time. Chunto. Like chump but chunt, with an O at the end...lol@@OctoCleanMedia
Excellent vid
Thanks for watching!
Do you use any apps for quality assurance?
In our recent live stream Greg talked about Orange QC, which is the app we use for Q.A.'s. The live stream is available to members if you are interested in watching.
Should I ask a commercial company for full payment upfront or a percentage of the total amount before I start my service
We charge on a monthly basis and don't begin collecting payment until a month after service has begun, but there are a few people who've commented that they charge in advance. It really is up to you and how much reserves you have in the bank.
I have been in sales for a year and I have had experience of cleaning at previous roles, and currently taking online training courses to enhance my knowledge, I have my business plan all ready and start up money saved up however I am 20 years old do you think this will hinder me when going into the walkthrough stage?
Hey, Miles! Congrats! Matt and Greg were even younger when they began working in this industry going door to door. You've go this! Don't worry about your age, just focus on what you can do to fix your prospects' problems.
@@OctoCleanMedia Thanks for the advice much appreciated. By the way do you guys sell any sort of courses?
We are currently working on courses right now and will be launching our training cards online before the end of the year. We're beginning to offer one-on-one consulting with Matt. Is this something you're interested in? I can send over a booking link.
@@OctoCleanMedia this is something I may be interested in if the offer is still on the table. I’m 21 recently started my business in Houston tx, could definitely use help getting my systems in place, starting in commercial w not much reserves, etc.
"Gary" is a keeper! For training, don't forget ISSA offers some excellent online courses.
Yes they do! Thanks as always!
haha you guys are great! lol
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Does Gary’s wife have great hair too?
She does! Hi, Leeann!
He looks like a wrestler from the 1980's! LOL :)
Lol!
Nice wig
Matt looks like a Pink Floyd guy
Talking about the wig every other breath got on my nerves. Had to change videos
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Great stuff thanks for sharing these gems. 💎 🧹
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