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Clever Clean and Looking Great

Written by Phil | September 08, 2016

While there are many different aspects that go to make up a great business, a clean appearance is the one that can sometimes get less attention than it deserves.

It is, however, one of the most important factors. It doesn’t matter whether the business is situated in a warehouse or in one of the most modern office blocks. Appearances do matter and if you don’t pay enough attention to it your business will suffer as a result.

If you have ever visited the offices, warehouses, studios or shops owned by another company and it's been less than impressive when it comes to appearance, you will know how that makes you feel. The business itself could be one of the nicest and most efficient ones in town but if that doesn’t extend to the cleanliness of the premises, then it doesn’t exactly make you feel good about doing business with them.

It’s completely different when you enter a store or retail shop owned by a company that does all it can to look after its clients and customers.  The feeling of cleanliness is evident from the moment you walk through the door. The clean visual aspect it conveys gives you a feeling of owners caring and attention.

Any company which puts this much effort into how it looks is obviously going to be paying attention to every detail of their work too.

In this sense, the way you present your business to your clients is an extension of the way you actually do business with them.  If you take care and pride in your appearance, then people will naturally assume this extends to everything you do. In turn, if you don’t make any effort to keep your buildings looking fresh, clean and tidy, that doesn’t project a very good image to your clients.

You’ve probably been into an office which has looked disorganized and untidy and it doesn’t exactly make you feel relaxed and comfortable.  What’s more, if your office looks like this it is much harder to clean and more dangerous to work in as well.  Just imagine tripping over that huge stack of paper you keep hidden behind your desk, for example.

It’s not just the interior of your buildings that needs attention.  Don’t forget that people will see the exterior long before they even reach the front door, so it’s just as important to keep that looking just as good.  Regular window cleaning, proper exterior upkeep, and possibly even adding plants and greenery if your building has the space for it can all contribute to projecting a clean, positive image. This approach attracts people and instills confidence in your ability to deliver high-quality service.

It’s unfortunate that some people are so focused on doing their jobs and driving their business forward that they miss the little things that can make all the difference to everyone else.  And they will improve your own view of the business you have worked so hard to build as well, which is never a bad thing.