When we haven’t raised a puppy in a while, it’s easy to forget the questions that were top of mind in those early months. Those are the very questions first-time puppy parents would love to see answered in your blog, website, FAQ, or puppy guide.
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Helpful without Overstepping: A Blog Writing Tip for Pet Professionals
My Yorkie puppy, Josiah, is nearing his first birthday. I know it’ll soon be time to transition him to adult dog food. But when, exactly? And how? Can your pet pro blog help me?
The response is usually, “Ask your vet.” And I get it. As a pet parent, I understand and appreciate how there are safety limits to what you can write on your blog. Every breed is different; every dog is different. A vet who knows the dog well can give the best advice.
But I would love to see information that can help me prepare and make the best decisions. There’s a lot of guidance pet professionals can share without crossing that line of giving an answer they can’t give. Your blog doesn’t need to provide specific advice in order to be really valuable and helpful.
Continue reading “Helpful without Overstepping: A Blog Writing Tip for Pet Professionals”Dog Training Tips that Double as Content Ideas
You are busy training pups every day. Blogging seems like a luxury. But really, the very training tips you offer each day make great blog posts: helpful, easy to follow, and trust-building. Blogging is repurposing your training tips for a wider audience of potential clients.
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If you’ve ever wondered what to write next on your pet business blog, listen for the questions pet parents ask you every day.
Those questions folks ask during appointments, at drop-off and pick-up, or by phone, text, or email, many of those questions would make great blog posts.
Continue reading “Turn Everyday Pet Parent Questions into Blog Posts”What Pet Parents Don’t Ask, Your Blog Can Answer
Pet parents often have questions. But they don’t always voice them. They may hesitate to bother a busy professional, or they feel like they should already know the answer. When your blog answers their unspoken questions, that goes a long way toward building trust.
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