Maid service management software for cleaning businesses.
“Client payment information stays safe and secure with ZenMaid’s integration with Stripe and Square.”
“Launch numbers (this was fun to look up in Stripe) : We brought on our first customer on September 9, 2013 and ended that year with 5 customers (though 13 had tried and paid us for at least a month)”
“https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-RG6DRE0DEJ”
“Slack (http://www.slack.com) - for chatting when an email is unnecessary. Group discussions and etc. I’ve seen people mention this can be a big distraction but with a remote team it’s absolutely vital to everything we do”
“Client payment information stays safe and secure with ZenMaid’s integration with Stripe and Square.”
“I believe we initially used a tool called LaunchRock and then moved to WordPress with a theme quite quickly.”
“ZenMaid uses Zapier to connect you to +5,000 third-party apps. ZenMaid offers an intriguing integration package. Through Zapier, a software that connects different software, you can create ZenMaid workflows with +5,000 apps, including accounting software, payment processors, collaboration apps, e...”
“Intercom (https://www.intercom.com/) - I hate their pricing with a passion as it changes every month but they’ve done a great job of infiltrating every part of our customer process. We use them for support but also as a sort of customer dashboard (easier for us to find users with over X employees...”
“ActiveCampaign (http://www.activecampaign.com) - Email marketing and automation, we’re known in the industry for our email marketing and current email leads will receive messages for approximately 2 years after registering so this one’s important fo’ sho”
“https://cdn.segment.com/analytics.js/v1/”
“More recently we’ve added in extensive Facebook retargeting campaigns, also focused on quality content, that we use to nurture the leads we get from other channels. And finally, what we’re best known for in the industry, is our Facebook group, the ZenMaid Mastermind.”
“The only expense we took on was once the product was live was ~$100-$200 per month for Google AdWords so we could get consistent traffic to our website and app.”
“I believe we initially used a tool called LaunchRock and then moved to WordPress with a theme quite quickly.”