No matter if you are just starting out, or are a pro with your pet sitting business, you will always have one or two clients who pay you late or not at all. Here are ten ways you can deal with late paying clients. 1. Contact –
Read more →Last week I posted 10 reasons why pets sitters need to grow a list of prospective clients so that we can keep in touch, grow a relationship, and build credibilty. I use a program called Aweber.com to place a sign up box for my online newsletter or
Read more →Last week I interviewed Joan Fernandez from PetBusinessVA.com and learnt a lot of fresh new tips for using Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to promote a pet sitting business. It’s funny because I think I originally connected with Joan on Twitter and we have kept in touch on Facebook. It’s amazing
Read more →I was so excited and grateful this week when Yvonne Ybarra contacted me via email to let me know she planned to write a review on my pet sitting business Protecting Max for her site that highlights local pet businesses and events in Dallas Fort Worth - Dallas Dog
Read more →Growing an email list is probably an activity that you associate more with internet marketers than pet sitters – am I right? But as a pet sitter that can harness the power of the internet to find new potential clients via their website, engage them, and then build a relationship
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