Website development
A marketing site that explains what you do and brings in the request. Fixed scope, fixed price, a date.
Read more →Cleaning is not a job, it is a subscription. A site selling it as a job sells the least valuable half of your business.
A cleaning company earns from contracts: the same office, the same frequency, the same invoice every month. One-off jobs — a handover clean, a move-out clean — are welcome but do not fill an annual budget. Yet that is what most cleaning sites show.
A facilities manager looking for a new cleaner wants to know within two minutes whether you handle his type of building, which frequencies you offer, whether you use your own staff and whether you are safety-certified. If that is not there, he does not request a quote, he calls the next one. And in a tender he will not get past your site at all if it contains no formal information.
A facilities manager at a multi-tenant building in Almere is looking for a new cleaning partner. He finds your office cleaning page, sees that you handle buildings of that size, sees a guide price per square metre and sees that you use your own staff. He requests a quote through a form asking about floor area, number of workstations and required frequency. You can estimate without a site visit first.
A marketing site that explains what you do and brings in the request. Fixed scope, fixed price, a date.
Read more →Installation is money once. Maintenance is money every year. Most landscaping sites sell only the first and leave the second on the table.
Read more →Nobody in this trade buys on atmosphere. A client checks your licence number first and your story second.
Read more →You sell something the client cannot see and can only judge afterwards. The one thing that closes that gap is showing how you think about their problem.
Read more →A range, not a fixed rate. Cleaning is almost always calculated per square metre and per frequency, and an indication prevents the quotes that lead nowhere.
Same site, strictly separate route. A consumer is looking for a cleaner and a facilities manager is looking for a contractor — they do not convince each other.
Especially then. A buyer checks your site before taking your submission seriously, and a site without certifications, references and company details costs you points before you have submitted anything.
Send a short brief. You get a fixed scope, a fixed price and a delivery date back — not an open-ended engagement.