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How I'd land my first cleaning client in 7 days (while still working a day job): Monday (7pm - 8pm) Call 10 local cleaning companies and ask for a quote (steal their pricing strategy) Tuesday (6pm - 6:30pm) Post on Facebook Jobs: "Hiring cleaner" Wednesday (5pm - 7pm) Text...

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