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Thanks! I don't have a video yet but I'm more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

Absolutely, hello@watsonhousekeeping.com

@@bryanwatson5873 thanks stacks ....I will drop an email stat

@@foxmulder7616 they won’t allow you to gain business from their platform but they want you to use you the platform for managing and billing your clients so they can gain money from you. I wouldn’t recommend it.

@@msluvmonroe now we get clients through word of mouth and partner with property management companies.

Do you have to have experience?

@@FoxM-k5rnot really but it helps. You can always do some subcontract work for other companies to get experience then leverage it.

@@bryanwatson5873 good to know thank you!

It really depends on Turno but it could be as quick as a few days.

Nope, you can’t. You’ll see at the 10:10 mark that it wouldn’t let me send the message with my business name included. I had to remove it.

@@bryanwatson5873 thank you! Your videos have been very helpful!

You don't but it's good to have as a safety measure.

Do you have to have experience? I'm to the "do you have experience" button.. and" how many years?"... If you say no, can you still use it? Or should I wait? And do you recommend setting up an LLC and business license, and insurance first? Seems like you should try it, see if you like it first, and make a little money, then do all that, cause what if you set all that up and never use it? ​@@bryanwatson5873

Do you need to have experience? It aka right away? ​@@bryanwatson5873

Do you need experience? It's asking if I have experience, and how many years? And do you need an LLC and business license? And if so would you recommend setting all that up before you even start your business? Or wait and see if it's something you even really like to do? Thanks 🙏​@@bryanwatson5873

Yes, the method is up to you but should try to offer cash and card options if possible.

Thank you!

You can do a few things, but I always ask to tour the property so I can get familiar prior to the first clean and get more information on the nuances of their property and the host so that I can provide the best quality service possible.

@@bryanwatson5873 Oh ok. Thank you

Thanks and that’s great to hear!

can u bean independent person cleaning? Or do you have to have an actual business and prove it somehow

@@abbynoso3140 you can be independent

Thank you for subscribing and watching my videos. It means a lot and congrats on being approved. Just stay consistent with your bidding and adjust where necessary. You'll be just fine.

It really depends on the amount of competition using the app in your area. The less competition the shorter it'll take and vice versa. I would suggest using other methods such as local FB groups in addition to Turno to help build your clientele.

Thanks for your comment. It's not normal. You should reach out to Turno to see why there is a delay.

No money left on the table. We serve those areas too lol

@@bryanwatson5873 lol I wrote this before I heard the bmore accent bruh I forgot y'all consider PG and Moco both DC 🙏🏿 stay up and thanks for the knowledge bruh

@@hotfeva9843 lol you're welcome. I definitely appreciate it and you do the same 💯

Congrats on starting your business. I think that’s a great idea. Taking laundry off-site saves a lot of time when cleaning a property. Just make sure you bake that extra cost into your rates.

Hahaha

Thank you!

Hey! I would say bid competitively and be quick to bid but don’t underbid yourself. Turno gives you a suggested range. Make sure you take advantage of writing the host a note explaining why you’re the best option. Turno has turned into a numbers gane so bid on everything that comes up. Also, don’t just limit yourself to Turno, try other methods as well such as local Facebook groups (I did a video on this as well). Lastly, try subcontracting for others to gather more experience.

You can have others help you without them having to do the application as well.

Yes, must wash after every client but I recommend the host having two sets if they must have them.

It can be a hard process and get discouraging but you have to just keep at it. You have to be literally one of the first to respond. I would also suggest doing this in addition to local Facebook groups.

Yes, I would recommend writing a message. It’ll help give you more credibility and give you a chance to persuade the host to choose you over competitors.

Hello, I actually never did a welcome call.

I had mine today and it was about 20-25 min.

We’ve built up our reputation and improved our website SEO that we actually get people calling us. We did use FB Airbnb host groups for a while. Just search for people posting about looking for a cleaner and send them a private message them whether it’s a new post or an old post.

Turno takes a 5% cut of your payout. With the app you just have to keep bidding but make sure you sell yourself in the comments section. You could also search local Airbnb Facebook groups or contract for other cleaning companies to get experience that you can then use to further sell yourself

⁠@@bryanwatson5873 what other cleaning companies would you recommend?

It can take some time but you have to keep at it. Also, try local Airbnb Facebook groups.

@@bryanwatson5873 I will keep trying and yes I will check the groups. Also when you are bidding they usually give you an idea on the price to bid. Should I bid the same price they give me or should I do my own price ?

I put a link to it in the video description.

They’ve changed a lot of stuff since I first signed up and require a lot more details. I would recommend reaching out to them directly and have them walk you through the area you’re experiencing issues.

I have the same problem

They only only take a percentage once you complete a job.

@@bryanwatson5873 Thank you!

@@bryanwatson5873can you give some examples of how much they take from a cleaning that cost X and how much if it costs Y?

Yes, you can but I would recommend going to do a walkthrough yourself so the client is familiar with you and your processes. Also, you’ll be able to understand the nuisances of their property which you can convey to your worker before they do the first clean. If a walkthrough isn’t possible before cleaning, I would suggest showing up to the first clean with your coworker/worker. You can also just send them but keep in mind they are going to set the first in person impression for your business so if you know they’ll do a great job just go ahead and send them.

No you don’t need all the badges. Just remember at one point most people had no badges but they found success. Just keep bidding and make sure you sell yourself in the message section.

Thanks, I definitely appreciate it!

Yes, we take before pictures for every clean we do but especially when we need to add an excessive cleaning fee. The pictures are your proof and the hosts proof that the guest trashed the home. The host can use those pictures and your invoice to recover the funds from the guest.

To answer your second question, I've had it happen about two times so far

Hello, just want to make sure I understand. The offers are disappearing right after you send a bid? In order to start on a job, the host has to accept your bid and send you jobs.

They have become a lot more strict since I first signed up two years ago. It could take 1-2 weeks possibly longer. You could always reach out to them to get more details on the approval process.

@@bryanwatson5873 I got approved today thanks

@@anitamany4840 great!

Hahaha yep straight from Baltimore but we service the whole DMV. Thank you though!

Send me a message on Instagram and I can share an example.

You can definitely charge by square footage. We charge by number of bedrooms, bathrooms, levels and additional tasks. Either way is fine if it works for you.

I look forward to your videos!

@@nelidhlamini you're welcome and I'll be sure to keep them coming!

It’s free to use. They will take their cut from your payout so nothing out of your pocket.

In that video I cleaned a studio, 2bd 2.5ba and 1bd 1ba. I charged just under $100 for the two smaller units and a little over $150 for the 2bd. Keep in mind pricing will depend on the need for the property you’re cleaning.