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Building Your Email List

September 29, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Maybe you don’t understand the value of building your email list, and you don’t understand what it means to build an email list. I know when I first started I sure didn’t understand what it was or the importance of building that list. Briefly, an email list is a list where a person has […]

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Speak to What Clients Want

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

If you speak to what clients want and not to what you think they want or need, you will connect with them better. The problem is, we consistently have a tough time getting out of our brains and into theirs. In reality, we shouldn’t have that problem. I mean we talk to our clients every […]

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Don’t Ignore Facebook Insights in Marketing Your Dog Training

September 1, 2013/0 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

I will bet that you ignore your Facebook insights data in figuring out how to market your dog training business. To you, it’s probably one more thing you don’t know how to do. You know you should, but it all seems so complicated and time consuming. Besides, what is a Facebook page’s data going […]

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Dog Training Objectives Keeping Clients on Their Toes

August 11, 2013/0 Comments/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

Dog training objectives, or as I like to call them, attainable goals, need to be set immediately after you have evaluated the clients, their dog and other environmental influences. The key is to guide the dog owner to set their own achievable goals. By doing this, you: Get them to commit to doing the work. […]

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Market Your Dog Training: Focus on What Is Not Easy

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

As anxiety producing as it can be, when you focus on what is not easy in growing your dog training business, that’s when you will see bigger success. It’s easy to talk with clients about how we can help them get their well-behaved dog back, or get all our paperwork done for the next month. […]

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Self-Doubt Can Sabotage Your Dog Training Business

July 23, 2013/2 Comments/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

I don’t think there is a dog trainer out there that does not have some self-doubt about succeeding in their dog training business. Whether it is doubts about your dog training skills, your business skills, your marketing skills or your people skills The problem is, self-doubt makes you shrink into yourself. When you allow yourself […]

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Dog Trainer Dilemma: What Would You Do?

July 18, 2013/4 Comments/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

Every now and again I am presented with a dog trainer dilemma, a seemingly overwhelming task to perform. This particular dog trainer dilemma was “turning around” a mismatched owner-dog relationship. Here are the details of the case Mr. and Mrs. Smith had had numerous German Shepherd dogs – all males – during their 50 years […]

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Dog Behavior Fix: Pointing the Finger Sometimes Works

July 3, 2013/0 Comments/in Dog trainer coach /by Jim Burwell

Dog behavior problems like separation anxiety can be extremely difficult to work through, especially if the client is not on board. To solve the problem, the client must understand their role in both causing and solving the dog behavior problem. This client’s journey started like all the others – a phone call to the […]

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Market Your Dog Training: Article Content Burnout

June 24, 2013/1 Comment/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Finding new and interesting subjects for our article content can be difficult at times. It seems like we’ve written about everything at least once. The same question keeps coming up, “Just how many ways can I say the same thing over and over?” Here is What You Tend to Forget If you are always getting […]

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Dog Business and Facebook Power

June 17, 2013/1 Comment/in Market Dog Training Business /by Leila Martin

Facebook power has just helped your dog training business even more. Short recap: Facebook needs to make money for its investors. They will make money by doing everything they need to do to help businesses on Facebook succeed. Businesses on Facebook spend money on Facebook advertising, which is very cheap by the way—but I’m not […]

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Building Your Email List

Curated selection

Speak to What Clients Want

Don’t Ignore Facebook Insights in Marketing Your Dog Training

Dog Training Objectives Keeping Clients on Their Toes

Market Your Dog Training: Focus on What Is Not Easy

Self-Doubt Can Sabotage Your Dog Training Business

Dog Trainer Dilemma: What Would You Do?

Dog Behavior Fix: Pointing the Finger Sometimes Works

Market Your Dog Training: Article Content Burnout

Dog Business and Facebook Power

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