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I’ve recently purchased a small commercial laundry business that washes and delivers uniforms, mats and tea towels to B2B customers.

I’m looking to grow the customer base and would appreciate advice from people in the industry.

What has worked best for you — online marketing, cold calling/walking into businesses, networking, or employing a salesperson?

I’m particularly interested in what worked when you were starting from a relatively small customer base.

Appreciate any advice.

I’ve recently purchased a small commercial laundry business that washes and delivers uniforms, mats and tea towels to B2B customers.

I’m looking to grow the customer base and would appreciate advice from people in the industry.

What has worked best for you — online marketing, cold calling/walking into businesses, networking, or employing a salesperson?

I’m particularly interested in what worked when you were starting from a relatively small customer base.

Appreciate any advice.

I’ve recently purchased a small commercial laundry business that washes and delivers uniforms, mats and tea towels to B2B customers.

I’m looking to grow the customer base and would appreciate advice from people in the industry.

What has worked best for you — online marketing, cold calling/walking into businesses, networking, or employing a salesperson?

I’m particularly interested in what worked when you were starting from a relatively small customer base.

Appreciate any advice.

I’ve recently purchased a small commercial laundry business that washes and delivers uniforms, mats and tea towels to B2B customers.

I’m looking to grow the customer base and would appreciate advice from people in the industry.

What has worked best for you — online marketing, cold calling/walking into businesses, networking, or employing a salesperson?

I’m particularly interested in what worked when you were starting from a relatively small customer base.

Appreciate any advice.