The Internet is all the rage, yet tried and true advertising techniques are still very profitable for cleaning companies.

Many online marketing companies offer special coupon incentives. Groupon, Living Social, Flutter, Clip Mobile, Coupon Cabin, and Google Coupon Feeds are just a few.

Last month we looked at how to set up your Facebook page. Here’s where it starts getting good: now that you’ve got a Facebook page set up, it’s time to market your page and use it to get clients.

Facebook is one of the biggest websites in the world. Known as a social networking site, Facebook surpassed the traffic of Google in March 2010.

What I’ll do here is walk you, step-by-step, through signing up for a free listing on Google Places. Then I’ll show you how to tweak your listing for the best chance of showing up on top. This is the easiest and fastest way to get listed on Google. 

Many cleaners are confused as to why they aren’t booking jobs from their website. I sometimes speak with cleaners who already have the top rankings in Google or who are spending a fortune on pay-per-click, but are getting no calls. 

The hottest advertising right now is the Internet. You ideally want to rank at the top of searches without paying a small fortune. Often, this can be done for little to no cost if you do it right.

You may have noticed an influx of radio salesmen calling lately. Radio stations are hurting for more advertisers. Sure, the economy is having some impact, but the Internet is likely the major cause.

It’s only natural that when you first get in business, you think of ideas for a great slogan. You want something your prospects will remember. You need something that makes your competition tremble in fear.

Bad advertising choices can quickly kill a company. After labor, advertising is one of the biggest expenses for most cleaning companies. A few wrong choices can lead to thousands of lost profit dollars.