thinking about starting your own business
🧼💰 STOP CHASING SMALL JOBS — LEARN HOW TO LAND THE BIG ONES 💰🧼
The Cleaning Smiths Training — With Ricky Lee Smith
You don’t need years of guessing.
You don’t need expensive marketing.
I’m going to show you how to WIN — step by step.
🔥 INSIDE MY COURSE, I WILL TEACH YOU:
✅ How to advertise your cleaning business for FREE on TV
✅ A simple way to get in front of big department stores
✅ Why these big accounts are NOT as hard to get as people think
✅ The exact system I use to approach, pitch, and land contracts
✅ How to go from small jobs to steady, high-paying commercial work
✅ Real-world cleaning methods that actually make you money
💼 THIS IS REAL EXPERIENCE — NOT THEORY
I’m Ricky Lee Smith.
30+ years in the cleaning business.
I’ve done the work.
I’ve landed the contracts.
Now I’m teaching YOU how to do the same.
🚨 TRUTH MOST PEOPLE WON’T TELL YOU:
Big stores like Target-level accounts?
👉 They NEED reliable cleaners
👉 They are ALWAYS looking
👉 And YES — you can get them
If you know how to approach them the right way.
That’s what I teach.
💥 SPECIAL OFFER:
FULL COURSE — ONLY $500
No fluff. No upsells.
Just real knowledge that works.
👉 READY TO LEVEL UP?
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Start going after BIG accounts
⚡ LIMITED SPOTS — SMALL CLASSES ONLY
I don’t teach everyone.
I teach people who are serious.
💬 “I’ll show you how I did it — and how you can do it too.”
— Ricky Lee Smith
Starting a commercial cleaning business can be daunting, but having a clear plan and proven strategies makes all the difference. From my experience, the key to breaking into big accounts is in how you market your services and build relationships with potential clients. One effective tactic is leveraging local media, such as TV and radio advertising, which The Cleaning Smiths training highlights extensively. This approach boosts visibility and trust, positioning your business as a professional and reliable service provider. Another important aspect is focusing on service quality. Large department stores and commercial clients want dependable partners who consistently deliver high standards. I’ve found that implementing thorough training for your cleaning team and adopting industry-best practices not only satisfies clients but also encourages contract renewals and referrals. Furthermore, it’s crucial to develop a systematic way to approach and pitch to potential commercial clients. Instead of chasing many small jobs, focus on building a pipeline of bigger contracts by creating a tailored proposal that addresses the client’s specific needs. This personalized approach increases your chances of landing valuable contracts. Finally, price your services competitively but fairly, ensuring you cover costs while reflecting the quality provided. As mentioned, courses like the one offered by Ricky Lee Smith distill decades of real-world experience into actionable steps, helping new entrepreneurs avoid common pitfalls and accelerate their business growth. By combining targeted marketing, quality service delivery, effective pitching, and solid pricing strategies, you can successfully transition from small cleaning jobs to managing profitable commercial accounts. This practical knowledge is invaluable for anyone serious about establishing a thriving cleaning business.
