Professional Documents
Culture Documents
&DRY-
CLEANING
BUSINESS
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY
Political:
Compliance with regulations and laws for the disposal of chemicals and waste
materials used in cleaning.
Tax policy and trade agreement changes
Economic:
The disposable income of consumers.
Inflation rates and economic conditions.
2. CONDUCTING AN ENVIRONMENTAL (PESTEL) ANALYSIS
Social:
Changes in fashion trends and styles.
The business can be impacted by consumer awareness and preferences for eco-
friendly and sustainable cleaning methods.
Technological:
Advancements in cleaning technology and automation can improve the efficiency and
speed of the cleaning process but may require significant investments in equipment
and training.
Digital marketing and online booking systems can also provide opportunities for the
business to reach and engage with customers.
2. CONDUCTING AN ENVIRONMENTAL (PESTEL) ANALYSIS
Environmental:
Regulations and public pressure for sustainability.
Climate change and extreme weather events
Legal:
Compliance with health and safety regulations
Employment laws and regulations
3. CONDUCTING A SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths:
Experienced and trained staff members who can
provide high-quality cleaning services.
A convenient and accessible location that is
easily accessible to customers.
The ability to provide a range of cleaning
services, including washing, drying, ironing, and
dry-cleaning.
The ability to provide personalized services and
build strong relationships with customers.
The potential to expand the business through
franchising or opening additional locations.
3. CONDUCTING A SWOT ANALYSIS
Weaknesses:
High initial start-up costs for equipment and
supplies.
Competition from other laundry and dry-
cleaning businesses in the area.
Dependence on a limited customer base that
may have seasonal fluctuations.
Potential negative impacts on the environment
through the use of chemicals and energy for
cleaning.
3. CONDUCTING A SWOT ANALYSIS
Opportunities:
The potential to expand the business through
partnerships with hotels, restaurants, and other
businesses that require laundry and dry-cleaning
services.
The potential to offer online booking to increase
convenience for customers.
The potential to offer additional services such as
rental services.
3. CONDUCTING A SWOT ANALYSIS
Threats:
Economic downturns that could decrease the
demand for laundry and dry-cleaning services.
The emergence of new competitors or changes in
consumer preferences that could decrease
demand for traditional laundry and dry-cleaning
services.
Changes in regulations related to the use of
chemicals and waste disposal that could increase
costs or restrict operations.
Increasing costs of supplies and equipment due
to inflation issues.
4. FORMULATING THE GROWTH STRATEGIES
Partner with other businesses: Develop partnerships with hotels, restaurants, and
other businesses that require laundry and dry-cleaning services to increase revenue
and reach a wider customer base.
Franchise or open additional locations: Consider franchising the business or
opening additional locations to expand the reach of the business.
Invest in technology and automation: Investing in technology and automation,
such as digital marketing tools, automated cleaning equipment, and customer
relationship management (CRM) systems, can increase efficiency and productivity,
freeing up time and resources for growth and expansion.
Leverage customer loyalty: Develop a loyalty program to reward repeat customers
and incentivize referrals to new customers, which can help increase customer
retention and attract new business.
5. ORGANIZATION CHART OF THE COMPANY AND ITS RATIONALE
Cleaning Staffs