The Winners of My Free Pet Sitting Website Review

Published on : 17 November 20171 min reading time

Last month I promised that any Circle of Pet Sitting Excellence members that signed up in December would be entered into the drawing for a free review of their pet sitting website. I actually decided to draw 2 winners and I just made a short video of the drawing for you to watch so that you can find who they are!

I will be contacting our winners this week and hopefully they can both make it to our next monthly member call on Tuesday January 26th. I plan to do their website review live on the call so that I can answer their questions and any questions that other members may have about designing an effective pet sitting business website. Our January call topic is Building Your Marketing Plan for 2010 – on the call I will be showing you the essential ingredients of your marketing pie. Of course your pet sitting website is one of the essential ingredients. Sign up today to join us on the call to find out the other low cost marketing strategies you should be using!

Here is the video of the drawing – congrats to our 2 winners!

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