1. Start
a
Home
Organizing
Business
Organiza)on
is
o,en
the
key
to
be3er
produc)vity.
It
helps
you
stay
sane,
keep
your
home
clean
and
perhaps
live
a
be3er
life.
However,
many
people
don’t
know
how
to
organize.
Or
their
homes
have
go3en
so
out
of
control,
they
just
don’t
know
where
to
start.
They
need
help.
If
you
have
a
knack
for
organizing
and
crea)ng
effec)ve
systems,
consider
star)ng
your
own
home
organizing
business.
What
Is
a
Home
Organizing
Business?
A
home
organizer
is
someone
who
is
paid
to
help
people
organize
various
aspects
of
their
home.
You
can
organize
garages,
basements,
closets,
kitchens,
bedrooms,
home
offices
and
so
on.
As
more
and
more
people
learn
the
value
of
an
organized
home,
they’re
realizing
they
need
help
to
achieve
it.
As
a
home
organizer
you
would
make
money
based
on
an
hourly
rate
or
per
project.
You
may
want
to
consider
specializing
or
crea)ng
a
proprietary
system.
This
would
help
you
differen)ate
your
business.
It
would
also
help
you
market
your
business
and
offer
more
value
to
your
customers.
For
example,
you
could
specialize
in
organizing
garages
or
home
offices.
Another
successful
way
would
be
to
organize
someone’s
wardrobe.
You
could
also
double
as
a
fashion
or
style
consultant.
These
would
be
invaluable
to
busy
execu)ves
who
need
to
look
a
certain
way
and
have
very
li3le
)me
to
organize
their
storage
and
their
image
themselves.
You
could
certainly
charge
a
premium
if
you
targeted
this
niche.
What
Do
You
Need
to
Get
Started?
Star)ng
a
home
organizing
business
is
actually
quite
economical.
You
really
only
need
a
website
and
a
few
marke)ng
materials.
Your
first
website
can
be
your
blog
which
you
can
create
for
free
on
tumblr.com
or
wordpress.org.
However,
if
you
create
a
proprietary
organizing
system
you
may
also
need
the
supplies
that
support
that
system.
For
example,
if
you
use
a
container
system
then
you’d
need
to
provide
those
containers
to
your
client.
You
will
also
likely
need
reliable
transporta)on
to
get
to
clients'
homes
and
a
phone.

2. You’ll
also
likely
want
to
have
some
organiza)on
supplies.
Even
if
you
don’t
use
a
proprietary
system,
some
things
like
labels,
containers
and
notepads
might
be
helpful
when
you
meet
with
a
poten)al
client.
If
you’re
an
organized
person
by
nature,
you’re
probably
already
very
familiar
with
office
supply
stores.
Have
a
kit
of
your
favorite
items
you
use
to
personally
organize
your
own
things.
That
way,
you’ll
feel
equipped
and
can
help
a
client
on
the
spot.
No
formal
educa)on
is
required
to
become
a
home
organizer.
However,
you
will
want
to
have
good
organiza)on
skills.
It
also
helps
to
absolutely
love
puPng
things
in
order.
You
may
also
want
to
brush
up
on
various
organiza)on
methods
and
philosophies.
Good
communica)on
skills
and
a
desire
to
work
closely
with
your
clients
will
also
help
you
succeed.
Marke=ng
Your
Home
Organiza=on
Business
Marke)ng
your
business
will
likely
be
accomplished
in
a
number
of
ways.
Ini)ally,
you’ll
probably
want
to
create
a
business
website.
As
men)oned,
a
blog
site
would
be
fine
un)l
you
have
a
few
clients
under
your
belt.
You’ll
also
want
to
consider
local
adver)sing
and
marke)ng
tac)cs.
The
majority
of
your
clients
will
be
in
and
around
your
community..
Also
consider
partnering
with
home
designers,
cleaning
services
and
other
home-­‐related
businesses.
You
can
cross-­‐promote
each
other.
Other
excellent
partners
would
also
be
accountants,
tax
planners
and
bookkeepers.
There
are
many
different
direc)ons
once
you
get
established.
Most
people
find
organizing
baffling.
What
they
don’t
know
is
o,en
their
organiza)on
(or
lack
of
it)
reflects
their
emo)onal
state.
You
can
create
ebooks
and
reports
about
how
to
organize
different
spaces.
You
could
even
spin
this
into
a
bigger
context
ie
how
people
can
organize
their
lives
to
get
more
of
what
they
want
–
become
a
self
–help
coach.
The
main
thing
is
to
always
keep
in
touch
with
why
you
want
to
create
this
business.
When
you
keep
that
passion,
that
drive
and
that
desire
to
help
people,
there
is
no
limit
as
to
how
this
business
can
grow.