When you offer a pet-related service or product, the first thing your potential client needs to know is, “Can I trust you with my pet?” Pets come first, and trust is a big part of that.
If a pet parent is visiting your website for the first time, they are looking for signs they can trust you with their pet. What are some ways to assure them their pet comes first?
Here is a checklist of items you can include on your website to build trust:
I love writing blog articles. Why? Because I also love reading blogs. I enjoy the experience. As a writer and business owner, I want to create that experience for others. Your business blog will also create an amazing experience for your prospective clients.
That’s exactly what people want to find in your blog: an amazing experience. They want to come to your website, read your blog, and feel like they have already tried out your products or services through the stories you share. They want to have that experience before they sign up or purchase something. If you create this atmosphere for them, your product or service will fit in easily. The experience comes first.
Continue reading “People Are Waiting for Your Blog”I love blogging. Writing blog articles is one of my favorite activities.
Today, I’m working on a series of articles for a client. As I write, I remember why I like blogging so much. It’s because blogging is about people.
When I write a blog article, I think about the people who have searched for that article because they are looking for helpful information.
Who are those people? What is going on in their life that has led them to search for this article? How can I help them with my words?
Continue reading “Creating a People-Focused Blog for Your Pet-Focused Business”
Janet Eriksson 