How does housekeeping take orders online?

The way to take orders online for home economics: build your own website and publish service information on the network platform.

1, self-built website order

Establish a professional home economics website to facilitate users to browse service items, understand prices, make appointments, etc. The website needs to be simple and easy to operate, so that users can quickly find the services they need. At the same time, customer service needs to answer users' inquiries in time, and technicians need to ensure the normal operation of the website.

2. Publish service information on the network platform and accept orders.

You can publish domestic service information and receive customer orders through 58 cities, Jiji.com, Meituan and other online platforms. Take 58 city as an example, first log in to 58 city, fill in your resume as required, improve your personal information, select "local service", and then select "housekeeping service" to publish. When the customer sees your job application and contacts you, you can take the order.

Matters needing attention in taking orders on home economics online.

1, choose a reliable and stable platform. This is the top priority! Generally speaking, choosing a platform to take orders is more secure than private orders. As a medium, the platform connects customers and individuals, and individuals connect customers through the platform. Once a dispute arises, they will also leave records and data, and they can defend their rights and complain on the platform.

2. Although it is expensive to do difficult projects, you should take orders according to your own ability. After receiving the order online, you must carefully understand the customer's needs and specific details. Think more about the needs of customers when chatting. Only by considering these details can we ensure customer satisfaction.

3. After going to the customer's home, first check whether there are any damaged items in the customer's home. Once found, tell the customer in advance, so as not to wait until the customer asks after work, which may make it unclear.