If You Don’t Have a Predictable System to Bring in Clients Every Month, read this...
Hayden Bloomfield ?? the lOO Year Goal
Helping you scale your service based business from Sme to sMe. Follow for tips & helpful info to scale ??
If you run a service business, you already know how frustrating it can be to deal with inconsistent client flow. Some months you’re booked solid, and others… crickets.?
Getting clients shouldn’t feel like a gamble. You need a system that brings in the right people, at the right time, every single month.?
That’s exactly what I did in my first company—my garden maintenance business.?
I built a system that ensured I always had ideal clients lined up, so my team’s schedule was full—even as the seasons changed. And guess what? It worked. Let me break it down for you.?
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Step 1: Get Crystal Clear on Your Ideal Client?
If you're clear soon this move to step 2. Who do you actually want to work with? If your answer is “anyone who needs my service”, that’s not going to cut it. The more specific you get, the easier it becomes to speak directly to the right people in your marketing.?
?? What’s their biggest struggle??
?? What is their personal details, age, location, etc??
?? What kind of budget do they have??
?? Where do they usually look for solutions??
Once you’ve nailed down your ideal client, everything else gets a whole lot easier.?
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Step 2: Map Out Your Calendar?
*This is what really filled our calendar & made finding clients SO MUCH EASIER. Nearly every service business has seasonal trends. The trick is to get ahead of those shifts so you never have a slow month.?
To overcome this, I broke down month-by-month all the services we carry out throughout the year & ensured every month there were multiple offerings we had ideal for that time. ?
Step 3: Stay Ahead of the Curve with Smart Marketing?
Once your yearly calendar is mapped out, your marketing should always be one step ahead of client demand.?
With our existing clients, we introduced the idea with tips & tricks on what to look out for this time of year, letting them know we could assist if they wanted help- this always brought in an influx of work. ?
This way, you’re never scrambling for clients last minute—they’re already lined up, waiting for you.?
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Step 4: Build a Brand That Keeps You Top of Mind?
A predictable client flow isn’t just about timing—it’s about staying visible and building trust. Here’s what worked for me:?
?? Consistent Social Media Presence – Show up, provide value, engage with your audience.?
?? A Strong Website – Make it easy for people to find you, understand what you do, and get in touch.?
?? Great Client Experience – Happy clients = referrals. Make sure you give them something to rave about.?
?? Follow-Up System – Don’t just market once. Send reminders, retarget leads, and nurture relationships.?
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Final Thoughts: Make It a System, Not a Hustle?
If you want predictable growth, you need a system—not just random bursts of marketing when things slow down. Put these steps in place, and you’ll always know where your next client is coming from.?
Trust me, it works. ???
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