Ex Car Valeter Makes More Money With Kleeneze

Daniel Davies


I find that the main thing that puts people off joining Kleeneze is the start up investment, but like with any business before you can trade, you need to buy tools.  I had a previous business as a car valeter and took out a loan to buy everything I needed, which altogether came to £4500!

I put everything into making it work but found that I was losing more and more money every day. There wasn't enough money to pay my loan repayments and I ended up in a lot of debt and knew I'd have to get a job. The only problem was I didn't want to work for anyone else after being self employed.

Then one day I spotted an advert in the paper to earn an extra income, replied to it and got an info pack on Kleeneze. I'd never heard of Kleeneze before but liked what I saw and got started with 200 catalogues for less than £150!! At the end of my first month I earned £279.

In the early days I didn't see the big picture and just saw it as a way of making a little extra money to help pay off my debts, but after going along to a few meetings and mixing with other Kleeneze people, I started to see that there was more to it.

Eventually I gave up the valeting business and concentrated on Kleeneze full time, and since then the money has gone up and up. In July last year, with the help and support of a fantastic team, I reached the level of Gold Distributor and just for maintaining that level for 3 months, Kleeneze rewarded me with a 5 star, all expenses paid trip of a lifetime to Hong Kong! Not only that but my last 3 cheques amounted to over £8500! Not bad considering I'm only 24 years old!

Below is my cheque for July this year. It just goes to show that with some effort and determination, Kleeneze can definitely change your life!

Sack your boss and quit the 45 year plan

Nobody these days still believes in the old job for life of yesteryear, but it is astounding how many people still believe that there is more security working for someone else than starting up in business for yourself.
Without even realising it, most people set off on The 45 Year Plan, also now commonly known as the Employment Trap. This is where you leave full-time education, get a good job, peak at 35 and then work with no real increase in income until retirement.
Even if you manage to achieve this very ambitious plan you still eventually end up at retirement with the equivalent income that you were earning at age 18! This is also assuming you have a very good pension.

Our educational system teaches us to be "good employees" - join the 45 year plan and then try to live according to our means. Most people do not look for an alternative, because they don't know there are any, so they plod on regardless, living life on a budget. It is usually only when something dramatic happens, like redundancy or debt that people begin to look around for an additional or alternative income.

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Its A Brand New Period.... Have You Set Some Goals?

Now that we have achieved our personal retail goals for two consecutive periods, increasing from £800 to £1600 and then to £2000 we need to keep our business on an upward curve. We know that it will not happen by chance, we have to set the goal, make our plans, and take action.

Even though we will be taking a week out this period for a short holiday we still want to achieve some growth so we have set our personal retail goal at £2100. How are we going to achieve this in 3 weeks when it took 4 weeks to hit £2000? By hard work, application, determination and unblinding faith in our ability to just do it.

We know what we need to do to get £2000 of orders because we have just done it, so we just need to do the same again but in 3 weeks, and concentrate on generating an extra £100 of orders. To that end we will be flyering the houses around our customer base advertising our online shop.

I Don't Believe It..... No 201

As you know we achieved our goal for period 7 of £2000 personal retail which we hoped would be enough to get into the top 200 on Gavin Scott's list of top retailers..... well as the title says I don't believe it coz we finished at number 201.... how close can you get?..... another £6 would have placed us at number 200.... well we know what to do in period 8...... More, More & More retail.... Come On!!!

Period 7 Target Achieved

We have just had a fantastic period 7, our goal of £2000 personal retail has been achieved and exceeded by £35, which will hopefully put us into the top 200 on Gavin Scott's list of top retailers.

Goal setting really does work as we have proved over the last 8 weeks, hitting both our period 6 & 7 targets. We found that going public with our goals on our blog and on Facebook has helped us to focus on what we needed to do and to evaluate every day through the period.

Living costs 'rising for parents' as prices increase

A new report states that parents must earn at least £18,400 in 2011 so that their family can live to an acceptable standard. Click here for the full report.

I personally know a lot of people who will fall into the category of not living to an acceptable standard based on the criteria in this report, and I'm sure that you will know some too. We can help people in this situation by showing and helping them to earn an extra £50 - £200 per week working around their current employment.

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Are you on target to hit your goal?

Only 3 days left of period 7, our personal retail target is £2000, after todays customer base and blanket drop pick up we are totalling £1825, so we only need another £175 to achieve our goal, thats just £58.33 per day..... can we do it? Too right we can.... Come On!!

Period 7 Update

We have had some below average pick ups in the last couple of days which has left us a little behind our schedule towards our £2000 retail goal this period.

As it stands this morning we need another £614 in just over 5 days if we are to achieve our target. So we are going to have to put out even more catalogues between now and the end of the period.

We have our customer base to collect in on Monday which usually generates about £300, leaving us with a minimum of £60 per day to achieve from blanket dropping. Our revised plan is to get out as many catalogues as we have available today and tomorrow and to take a fresh look at what we need to do on Monday when we have our customer base orders collected.