Make Google Happy with SEO and Well Written Pet Sitting Business Blog Posts

It’s been too long since I’ve had a Freebie Friday post for you hasn’t it? To make up for it I have two super free reports for you today. I have read these myself and loved them both because they are short and to the point - no fluff - just great tips.

The first report is a great companion to my series of posts to get more links to your website. Getting links is just one way get search engines like Google and Yahoo to rank your site high in user search results. There are many tweaks that you can make on your website (or get your webmaster to do for you on your site) that will make it easier for people to find you.

The report is called “The Official Pet Sitters Guide to Making Google Happy” and is written by Joshua to promote his new site for newbie sitters PetSittingOlogy. If you are just starting your business you might be interested in his 30 week coaching program.

The sign up box to get the free report is on the right side of the page.

Click to Get Your Make Google Happy Report

The second report is from Lynn Terry - the writer of one of my favorite marketing blogs - Clicknewz. She has put together 7 tips for writing a great blog post that she discussed on a recent teleseminar. If you have your own blog to promote your pet sitting business then her short report will give you an article structure that will help you avoid writers block, capture the interest of your readers, and help convert them to paying pet sitting customers.

No sign up for this one - just download it right here: http://www.clicknewz.com/free/writegreatblogposts.pdf

Owning a pet business does not guarantee you success, but it is generally not difficult to set up your own pet business adn many who own pet businesses love the hard working lifestyle and the closeness to pets. You will have to compete with those who may be better trained, may have lower cost structures and those who “pretend” to have your skills and experience when they do not. (eg not all those who advertise themselves as groomers are actually Groomers).

There are also key skills that all dog industry professionals should possess. Here are some of the most critical skills and abilities for those hoping to work with dogs professionally: Basic Dog Handling and Training Skills, ability to recognize behavioral signals.

Animals can be somewhat unpredictable when they are under stress or in an unfamiliar environment, like when they visit the veterinary office or the grooming salon, so it is important to be attentive and stay aware of the animal you are handling at all times.