I usually stick to daily cleaning and then do one big clean once a week.
Daily cleaning / tidying usually entails of hoovering the living room, plumping up pillows, wiping down surfaces after every meal, polishing wood furniture, wipe down kitchen floors after making evening meal, wiping all the coasters that have been used, clean the bathroom everyday (sink, bath, shower, tiles, and toilet) and change the hand towels on a daily basis! This is because in warm, moist conditions, bacteria grows quicker. I change the bed-sheets at least twice a week for this reason too (I would honestly suggest doing this as well, I know it may seem like a lot, but you get faster at it, and it makes such a difference coming to bed with crisp, clean, bed-sheets regularly). I also always wipe my kitchen bin too on a daily basis as this is always being touched with dirty hands! Especially if I'm handling meat / poultry for dinner. And I don't do all of this in one go, I do it as and when I have a few spare minutes.
A big clean involves thorough cleaning of kitchen (hoovering, mopping, wiping cupboards, wiping fridge shelves). Hoovering entire house, including the porch, and wiping down everywhere like the skirting boards, and mopping the bathroom floor too.
As a 'reward' / 'treat' I love to end my daily cleaning by spraying the house with a nice scent, lighting a Yankee scented candle, and spraying the furniture with a scented spray that is suitable for sofas, carpets, rugs, etc.