The Nanny Agency Manager is responsible for networking with childcare candidates and families, reviewing and approving nanny candidates, and marketing NannyPod in their community.
We help you set up and run your Nanny Agency business. Work from home online today.
- Managers are responsible for networking with local childcare candidates and families who need part time or full time nannies.
- Managers help families determine their exact childcare needs.
- Managers review, approve and share nanny candidates in their area. This includes interviewing them via video or in person, checking their driving license for identification purposes, reviewing their childcare experience, background checking them and ensuring suitability for the position.
- Managers market NannyPod around their community, town or city.
- Managers are the face of NannyPod and represent the company at a local level.
Great candidates include:
- Childcare Professionals
- Nanny Agency Owners
- Child Day Care Center Owners
- Pre-School Owners
- Stay-at-Home Moms
- Moms Group Administrators
- Babysitting Group Administrators
- Community Association / Neighborhood Managers
- Teachers
- Entrepreneurs who want to run a business from home or their existing office
- Business & Marketing Professionals
Requirements
- College Degree
- Childcare Experience
- Business & Marketing Skills
- Strong Networking Skills
- Own Transport
- Able to pass a background check
- Autonomous with a desire to run your own business
- Extremely organized
- Familiar with using basic technology apps and software (Email, Calendars, Text Messaging, Social Networking, etc...)
- Smartphone
- Laptop / Desktop
Benefits
NannyPod offers a vast array of benefits and help.
- Recruitment Platform
- Corporate Email
- Corporate Website
- Corporate Management Access (CRM, Calendar Bookings, Video Meetings w/ Screen Share, E-Sign Documents)
- VistaPrint Professional Marketing Products
- Set Your Own Boutique Fees
- Nanny Agency Business Consults
- Legal Contracts
- Nanny Agency Manager Listing
NannyPod allows you to run your childcare business from home, or your existing office. Our tech driven recruitment platform helps you get nanny candidates from Google, Facebook, Indeed, Glassdoor, ZipRecruiter, Care.com and more. We allocate families directly to you when they register and help you with marketing. Parents love NannyPod because they can liaise directly with you about their needs. Our proven business model and brand started in 2015 and since then has helped 3000+ Families and 500+ childcare providers!
Digital Marketing: We ensure that NannyPod is pushed out across all digital channels like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google, Yahoo & Bing to help you get local Applicants & Families in your area.
Advanced Marketing Booklet: Full of unique marketing ideas to help you grow fast so you can build up your income.
Guide to Business Success Booklet: Key tips to help ensure you run your business correctly.
Ongoing Support & Advice: Professional business consults with us to help grow your business or anything else that comes to mind. We are here to help!
Marketing Items: Car Magnets, Fridge Magnets, T-shirts, Flyers for Parents, Flyers to recruit Sitters, Local Area Manager Business Cards, Sitter Business Cards, ‘Uber style’ decals for the front & rear car windows and more!
*Nanny Agency Managers are also known as Local Area Managers (LAMs)
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