SproutWellPlant Your Business Online

Examples

Wrenfold Home Cleaning

A home cleaner who already had a logo, and needed everything else set up around it.

Accounts Setup£345Domestic cleaner in Lydenhurst

A made-up business, to show what you get. Not client work, and any likeness to a real business is chance.

Everything We Set Up

Wrenfold got social media accounts, a Google profile, and an email address and signature, all using the logo she already had.

Social Media Profile

The same picture, cover, name, bio and link on every account we set up.

Wrenfold Home Cleaning

@wrenfoldcleaning

House cleaning service in Lydenhurst

Friendly, reliable home cleaning in Lydenhurst. Weekly, fortnightly or a one-off deep clean.

MessageCall

Google Business Profile

Hours, the area covered and a website button. It is new, so it has no reviews yet.

Wrenfold Home CleaningHouse cleaning service

New BusinessNo reviews yet

Area
Lydenhurst and nearby villages
Address
Not shown: we clean in your home
Phone
07700 900582
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday8:30am to 4pm
Saturday and SundayClosed

WebsiteCall

Email Signature

At the foot of every email, sent from her own address.

From hello@wrenfold.example

Thank you for getting in touch. We'll reply today.

Kind regards,

Priya DesaiOwner, Wrenfold Home Cleaning07700 900582hello@wrenfold.examplewrenfold.example

Web addresses end in .example and phone numbers come from the range kept for TV, film and radio, so none of them can reach anyone.

What We Did

  1. Used the logo Priya already had, sized for every profile picture and cover.
  2. Set up three social media accounts with her on one guided call. She made each one on her own phone and added us as a manager. We never asked for a password.
  3. Branded every account to match: profile picture, cover, name, bio, website link and contact button.
  4. Made her Google Business Profile as a service-area business, as she cleans in her customers' homes, so her own address stays hidden.
  5. Bought her web address in her own name, set up her hello@ email on her phone, and checked the settings that keep her emails out of spam.
  6. Made an email signature with her logo, number and email address.
  7. Wrote a "we're open" post for every account and made a QR code poster for her to hand out.
  8. Gave her a list of every account and who owns it, then removed our access in writing.