CleanTelligent Blog
Tips and Thought Leadership for the Jan/San Industry
18Mar
Is the Right Person Performing Your Cleaning Inspections?
Clear cleaning inspection data, gives you the ability to make decisions that impact your budget. Here are the five things your inspectors need to be successful.
04Mar
The 3 Secrets of Starting a Cleaning Leads Referral Program
Customer service programs must balance the way your team evaluates their own performance, asks for customer feedback and then uses the information to improve service delivery.
18Feb
Unveiling the Secrets and Outcomes of Client Retention
Does your commercial cleaning company want to improve your client retention rate? Learn how your janitorial quality control program affects customer satisfaction.
04Feb
6 Easy & Effective Ad Ideas to Marketing Your Cleaning Business.
Advertising can be overwhelming and expensive. Here are a few things to help you find stress-free and inexpensive ways to advertise your cleaning business.
21Jan
How To Generate Quality Leads For Your Cleaning Business
Are you wondering how to get cleaning leads that will turn into long-term clients? The five steps in this article will help you win and keep cleaning contracts.
07Jan
Three Ways to Keep Your New Year's Cleaning Resolutions
If consistent service delivery is a goal that your cleaning business has set, here are three surefire steps that will help you keep your team on track.
21Oct
Celebrate The 2020 Janitorial Heroes of Clean
Thank Your Cleaner Day is a day where both the janitorial industry and the general public recognize cleaners for everything they do to protect the community’s health.
09Oct
4 Ways Technology Can Help With Janitorial Management
Haven’t embraced technology for your janitorial services? You’re missing out! Learn how janitorial management software can improve your company’s operations.
27Aug
Coaching and Mentoring In the Cleaning Sector
Through a wide variety of mentorship and professional development programs, employees will discover that janitorial work is more than just a “dirty business.”