Email Marketing Built For House Cleaners

Make sure your customers feel special, delight them with an engaging email newsletter. Everything is managed for you including the content.

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Email Marketing Built For House Cleaners. Prices start at only $39.00 per month.
We start by building a free MailChimp template including your logo and links to your website.
We load your newsletter with interesting and engaging content selected for you.
We send you a link so you can review the layout and branding.
Once you're happy, you activate your account. Billing starts at $39.00/month.
We send you a user name and password to login to our online system.
We walk you through the process for how to create appealing ads and messages.
We show you how to upload your initial email list and add more email addresses anytime.
Your newsletter is sent on Wednesdays, you can select weekly, twice per month, or monthly.
We set up optional automated posts to your business Facebook page.
We're available any time via email, and we're happy to chat by phone.
A newsletter with relavent content will help you build trust. Trust is key for any business.
A well designed email newsletter will ensure you and your cleaning business stand out.
An engaging email newsletter sent to your contacts year round will keep you top-of-mind.
The return on email marketing is 4X the return on social media marketing.
You'll connect a face with your marketing to show that you're friendly and relatable.
Email marketing is simple, inexpensive and guaranteed. Give it a test, it's free.

Your Newsletter Is Loaded With Content

Greetings,

We take great care of your home and clean it as if it were our own. Let today be the day to toss away your scrub brush once and for all. Give me a call.

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Mar 25, 2020

How Often Should You Disinfect Your Home?
The threat of COVID-19 has created a sudden heightened awareness of our invisible roommates: germs. But it’s worth mentioning that we’ve always lived alongside potentially harmful microorganisms. Take this study, in which …
Greatest

The Best Cleaning Tips to Make Your House Look Like New
Spring is here, which means you have no excuses: It's officially time to clean your entire house (say, spring cleaning?). If you don't …
Good Housekeeping

Stunning DIY Backsplash Ideas for Your Kitchen and Bathrooms
Hello Remodelaholics! Who is ready for a new beautiful DIY backsplash? We have some gorgeous DIY kitchen backsplash ideas to share with …
Remodel-Aholic

Bathroom Renovation Cost: What Can I Expect to Pay?
What does a bathroom renovation cost? The answer to this question will largely depend on the size of the room, the amount of renovation …
Homebuilding & Renovating

Yes, You Can Reuse Water at Home—Here's How
We waste water every day—for example, when we let the water run while we brush our teeth or wait for the shower to hit the perfect …
Bob Vila

Beautiful Plants to Add Curb Appeal This Spring
If you’re preparing your home for the spring market, then it’s just about time to start boosting curb appeal. While there are plenty …
RIS Media

Ways to Create a Timeless—and Trendy—Living Room
As director of production at Emily Henderson Design, you’ve probably seen Sara Ligorria-Tramp’s handiwork and photography all over …
Apartment Therapy

"The value of my home? You mean right now or a few seconds ago when you asked the question?
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Quote of the Week
"No money is better spent than what is laid out for domestic satisfaction."
Samuel Johnson

Trivia
Who designed the original ceiling fan?
See the answer below.

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Trivia Answer
Who designed the original ceiling fan?
Answer: Duchess Melissa Rinaldi