ZenMaid · B2B · software for maid services
Host a yearly online summit with 40-60 industry influencers as speakers
Main source of influencer partnerships; not tracked
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What they did
Runs the most popular virtual conference for maid service owners with 40-60 speakers each year. Keeps a manually built list of cleaning-industry influencers (no directory exists; new ones found yearly on TikTok and Instagram) and invites anyone putting out good content to speak. The summit generates many partnership opportunities.
What happened
Main way ZenMaid works with industry influencers; leads to partnerships (not tracked)
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