I'm wondering about the best practice for gaining new customers for my window cleaning business - commercial or storefront locations. I have a day off from my full-time job soon and I'm thinking about delivering flyers to as many locations as possible. I certainly don't want to be a distraction to the work day but I want to use my time wisely. Thoughts??

I submitted a quote for window cleaning on a large insurance office suite in my town. My quote was $310. The owner came back and said the building windows are cleaned once a month for $90 and he was going to continue with that service. Wow! First experience with someone performing the service for so low, but I'm sure it won't be the last.

I am still having issues with Google My Business. Very frustrating. Anyone willing to hop on Zoom this week to offer advice on resolving the issue? I've tried verifying multiple times as well as support but I've had no success.

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Team, How many of y’all are comfortable cold calling and doing cold drop ins? Ideally, having your digital lead engine cranking is important but a lot of the business I’ve generated has come from cold outreach. I have a sales background and have done plenty of cold outreach throughout my career. More than happy to share tips, dialogue, and processes for those who would like to add this to their arsenal. I’ve been developing phone call scripts that I’ll share when I get a chance to finalize them.