040: Ask Candace: How Can You Market Your Pet Business on a Budget?
We’re all about the wins at Pet Boss Nation, so we’re putting on our paw-ty hats to celebrate one of ours: The 40th episode milestone of the Boss Your Business Podcast! 🥳🥳🥳 We thought it’d be fun (and valuable for you) to...
Pet Boss® Podcast with Candace
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We’re all about the wins at Pet Boss Nation, so we’re putting on our paw-ty hats to celebrate one of ours: The 40th episode milestone of the Boss Your Business Podcast! 🥳🥳🥳
We thought it’d be fun (and valuable for you) to celebrate with a 4-part series we’re calling “Ask Candace!”
We turned to our amazing Pet Boss Club members and asked them–
“If you could ask Candace anything, what would it be?”
And the questions we received from our paw-ticipants sparked amazing conversations that will absolutely help YOU in your own pet business!
Our first guest in this series is Amber Sutfin, owner of Pet Wants South Hills, a franchise location offering freshly made, clean, and nutritious food options for your pet.
Amber’s question surrounds a topic that every pet business owner is always looking to learn more about–
Effective marketing and driving more business into her store.
Listen in to learn:
🦴How Amber’s previous dog inspired her journey in the pet industry, and why she’s so passionate about offering healthier dog food alternatives to other pet parents.
🦴Ways to stay consistent with your marketing efforts in order to see real results.
🦴How to build your list, keep current customers coming back more frequently, and get in front of new ideal customers.
🦴Old and new school marketing ideas that are affordable, really work, and that you can easily implement starting TODAY.
Marketing doesn’t have to be something you leave unchecked on your to-do list, Pet Boss! We’ve got this– together.
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