Lisa McQueenGuest
Misael AvalosHost
I love how you have the perspective of your business of not going to treat it like a cleaning business.

I'm going to treat it like a media company so that the cleaning business can benefit from it.

So it's like when your focus is there, obviously we're in that era of the internet, like everything, you really have to get people's attention and you got to do it in a way where you can find your ideal people, your ideal clients.

So I just love how you just put that into perspective of we're running it in this way so that the cleaning business can benefit from it.

I'm really excited to get into that part of just picking your brain on what are you guys currently doing to be able to attract your guys' ideal clients by treating your business in a media way.

So what did your business look like before crossing the $1 million mark? You had mentioned your husband was, was in the cleaning industry for 13 years and you know, he hit, you know, he hit that plateau.

You coming in, what was your viewpoint of the business before crossing that mark?

So when like that 13 year mark, I had my own career, Hamish was running CleanCorp.

And when he said he wanted me to come in and bring my sales and marketing knowledge into the business.

We were doing about 700,000, but had been doing that amount for a couple of years.

And the thing is, when I came in, I didn't even know if, I didn't know a thing about the cleaning industry.

And so, you know, you can, You can literally go and buy a mop, a bucket and a vacuum and you're kind of in business.

But what I realized really fast was that certainly within our industry and I'm based here in Australia, nobody, nobody seemed to be marketing their cleaning businesses.

I love how you have the perspective of your business of not going to treat it like a cleaning business.

I'm going to treat it like a media company so that the cleaning business can benefit from it.

So it's like when your focus is there, obviously we're in that era of the internet, like everything, you really have to get people's attention and you got to do it in a way where you can find your ideal people, your ideal clients.

So I just love how you just put that into perspective of we're running it in this way so that the cleaning business can benefit from it.

I'm really excited to get into that part of just picking your brain on what are you guys currently doing to be able to attract your guys' ideal clients by treating your business in a media way.

So what did your business look like before crossing the $1 million mark? You had mentioned your husband was, was in the cleaning industry for 13 years and you know, he hit, you know, he hit that plateau.

You coming in, what was your viewpoint of the business before crossing that mark?

So when like that 13 year mark, I had my own career, Hamish was running CleanCorp.

And when he said he wanted me to come in and bring my sales and marketing knowledge into the business.

We were doing about 700,000, but had been doing that amount for a couple of years.

And the thing is, when I came in, I didn't even know if, I didn't know a thing about the cleaning industry.

And so, you know, you can, You can literally go and buy a mop, a bucket and a vacuum and you're kind of in business.

But what I realized really fast was that certainly within our industry and I'm based here in Australia, nobody, nobody seemed to be marketing their cleaning businesses.
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