Argyle have won just two home games in the league this season, but go into a spell which sees them play at Home Park in six of their next nine League One matches up to 1 January.
Cleverley knows the upcoming period before the transfer window is critical for how his side will fare come the rest of the season.
“I said that to the players before the Port Vale game that the next 10 games really are important for us,” he added.
“We’ve started that run well, now we have nine more of those to take us through to the start of January.
“We have a points target that I’ll keep internal, but it’ll certainly get us back up to the middle of the table where we want to be.
“It’s an important period of games starting with Northampton and our first game at Home Park for a long time.”
He added: “Successful teams are all built on home records and defensive records, but we’ve been quite far off it in both aspects.
“Tempo and intensity always gets your home crowd with you, and since I gave the players four days off in-between Huddersfield and Port Vale I’ve seen a real freshness to the players last week and this week in training.”
