Blogging Stimulus Package from StarVA

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If you are a regular reader here at Working with Pets then you know how strongly that I recommend starting a blog for your pet sitting business. A blog is as a great way to become a resource for pet owners in your community and get ranked well in the search engines. All you need to do is to make regular posts about local pet events, pet care and wellness, and current pet news. It is a super marketing tool that is very low cost and will enable you to build a relationship with pet owners. Once you establish a relationship this will mean that they more readily trust you to be their pet sitter when they need care for their pets.

If you haven’t got your blog up and running yet - now is a super time to get some help and get it on the web fast. Angela Wills from StarVA who has helped me set up my new website and blog at http://www.protectingmax.com - today announced her Blog Stimulus Plan. She has knocked $300 off her blog setup package and will now set up a fully customized blog up for just $195 (I wish I’d got that deal!).

For only $195 you’ll get the full blog setup package, including:
- Blog installation
- Blog customization of header and background color
- Setup of plugins to help you rank better in the search
engines
- Feed setup so your readers can subscribe to instant updates!

Once Angela has your blog setup it is very easy to update with new posts. If you need any help Angela or myself will be available to help you.  Angela uses the same blogging software that I use right here at Working with Pets.

Here’s How to Get The Discount:
1. Go here - Blogging Package
2. Click ‘Order Now’
3. Enter ’stimulus’ (without quotes) into the coupon code

I love Angela’s work and I know you will too! If you’ve been thinking about a new blog don’t miss this opportunity.



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  1. Melissa Freer on March 22, 2009 5:54 pm

    Danielle - I could not agree with you more. I started a blog about my dog Daisy (a puppy mill breeder dog) to catalog her progress in finding her “inner lab” (http://daisythewonderdog.blogspot.com/). Then, because I felt I needed another forum to share information with my clients and others, I created another blog called No Dog About It (http://nodogaboutit.wordpress.com/). Both have increased my inquiries into my business and eventually clients. I think people enjoy learning more about you before deciding to choose you as a pet sitter. I recommend blogging to any pet sitter who is looking to grow their business. Both blogs are linked to each other and my business website. It’s amazing how many people read them.

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