Pet Sitters Sharing Excellence Project
I saw so many people sharing a theme or quote for what they want to experience in 2010 on Facebook that I wanted to come up with my own. I decided that I want to 2010 to be a year…
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I saw so many people sharing a theme or quote for what they want to experience in 2010 on Facebook that I wanted to come up with my own. I decided that I want to 2010 to be a year…
Read moreBlogging provides you with a unique tool to communicate. And while creating an online identity and blogging as that person or company image can be great fun, it can also be profitable. (And making money is certainly fun!)
Read moreNext Tuesday night I am going to be interviewing Therese Kopiwoda from PetSitUSA.com for our monthly Circle of Pet Sitting Excellence member call. As well as having her own successful blog, Therese also markets her services as a Social Media Expert and Consultant and…
Read moreA blog without an audience operates in a void. To grow an audience you do need to have some degree of patience. However, in addition to patience, planning and action also help to market your blog and drive traffic.
Read moreIt’s not enough to simply have a blog, your blog needs to have some sort of impact – you want to stand out – so you attract readers, subscribers and ultimately profits.
Read morePet sitters have a super opportunity to both raise money for shelter pets in need and raise the profile of their business by getting involved in the Wishbones for Pets project in the coming months.
Read moreAre you currently listed on Google Places (formerly called Google Maps). When you type in your keywords for your business in a google search the Google Places is the map that appears at the top of the listings with businesses…
Read moreTo ensure the safety and health of the pets that you care for – you really need to have procedures in place to make sure that clients arrive home safely and on time. Wouldn’t it be terrible if a pet…
Read moreWhen you started pet sitting you were probably advised to invest in an insurance policy (or just knew you need to!) to cover yourself if the worst happens – the clients pets are injured or lost, or the client’s home…
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