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Grow Your Dog Training Business: The Barbie Band-aid

April 8, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

One way to grow your dog business is of course, to be consistently good at your training that you do IN your business. That’s a given if you’re going to succeed. Let’s not forget that you also have to work ON your business. This can mean many things such as: Is your website attractive and […]

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Dog Training Business: What Should I Charge for my Dog Training?

March 25, 2013/1 Comment/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

What should I charge for my dog training? This can be a difficult dog training business problem to solve for some trainers, especially new trainers and people trying to decide if they want to be a dog trainer. Not only can it be a difficult problem to solve, but most dog trainers and “want to […]

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Dog Business: Dog Training Contracts

March 18, 2013/2 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Running a dog business requires you to have dog training contracts. These contracts will fully explain the responsibilities of both your client and you. Having contracts for your dog training, also shows your clients that you are a business and stand by sound business standards. Let’s talk about some reasons this is a necessity. We’ll […]

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Dog Training Business: When clients want you to fix dog problems on the phone

March 11, 2013/2 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Dog owners will sometimes ask and even expect you to fix their dog’s problem on the phone. After all, you’re in the dog training business right? This becomes very awkward very fast; especially if you have not put together a plan of action beforehand to deal with this. I truly believe dog owners don’t realize […]

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Market Your Dog Training Business: The Value of Thank You

March 4, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

As you are looking for new clients for your dog training, don’t overlook the value of thank you to an existing client. There is a statistic somewhere about the amount of money you have to spend to get a new client versus keeping an existing client. I believe they say it costs 5 times more […]

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Market Your Dog Training Business – The Rules Have Changed

February 18, 2013/2 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

It’s really that simple. To have a successful business as opposed to having a successful hobby, you must market your dog training business and take it to the next level. You do that by understanding the importance and value of getting local internet traffic to your website and what you do with them once they’re […]

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What’s Your Marketing Message?

February 11, 2013/1 Comment/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Here’s something to think about. Your marketing message to your clients and your prospective clients must always: Be consistent Be about them and what they want, not what you think they want How you can make dog training work for them So how the heck, as a dog trainer, do you do this? Last time […]

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Dog Training: The One Lesson Controversy

January 16, 2013/0 Comments/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

Over the years approaches to private in-home dog training have included multiple lesson approaches and single lesson approaches to fixing complex dog problems. It’s not that the dog owner only wants one dog training lesson to fix their dog behavior problem but some trainers think problems can be handled in just one lesson. Maybe they […]

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Grow Your Dog Training Business: The Barbie Band-aid

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Dog Training Business: What Should I Charge for my Dog Training?

Dog Business: Dog Training Contracts

Dog Training Business: When clients want you to fix dog problems on the phone

Market Your Dog Training Business: The Value of Thank You

Market Your Dog Training Business – The Rules Have Changed

What’s Your Marketing Message?

Dog Training: The One Lesson Controversy

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