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Dig into the strategies that are actually moving the needle for pet sitting business owners at every stage.
Today’s question comes from Esther, who has a client who won’t pay their invoice. This had to happen to me one time about 15 years ago when I got stiffed for a bill that was over $400. I went to my dad, who I called my business manager then, and I was like, “Daddy, like […]
Today I have three things you can do to ensure your website stays safe, up and running, and makes money for you.
You are creating content to post on your website to attract ideal customers and convert them into paying customers. So you have to think: “What content can I create that my ideal prospect, aka pet owners in your area, would find valuable?” Here is my answer to that.
Before we jump into the six locations where you can use keywords, let’s talk about what keywords are. These are the terms your ideal clients are typing into Google or a search engine to find a pet sitter, a dog walker, or a house sitter in your area.
Your website should attract your ideal customers, repel your non-ideal customers, and convert your ideal prospects into paying customers. These are 15 things you should avoid to ensure your website brings the leads to your pet sitting business.
There are all types of really inexpensive platforms that you can use to build your own website, or you can have one made for a minimal amount of money. They’re looking much better, but the number one mistake I see when I review anyone’s website is that they lack video.