Summer is super busy when you’re taking care of pets. Client vacations, schedule changes, seasonal questions, all hands on deck. Pet business blogs often take a back seat. Look at my own posting history lately. I’ve missed a few weeks too.
It doesn’t take a lengthy blog post to restore your summer momentum. A 300-word post that answers a question or two is all it takes to stay in front of your clients and prospects.
Continue reading “Slow Summer Blog? Here’s My Yorkie’s Blog Strategy”Pet parents are very careful about who they trust with pet care. Pets are very important members of their family. Pet parents want to know you will treat their pets well and take excellent care of them. Even though they might not have met you yet, your blog can start building trust before they reach out. Here are some ways to build trust through your pet care blog.
Continue reading “Simple Ways to Build Trust with Pet Parents through Your Blog”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”Valentine’s Day is almost here, but when it comes to pets, we celebrate love all year. If you’re looking for heartwarming ideas for your pet service blog, here are some topics that remind us why we love our pets. Think of these topics as inspiring ways to celebrate love for pets any time of the year.
Continue reading “Celebrate Love for Pets: 10 Heartwarming Blog Ideas for Pet Pros”January is a refreshing time of year, a time when things get quieter and back to their usual rhythm. It’s also a time when many folks feel tired: still recovering from the high-energy holidays and trying to stay warm in winter weather. All of this makes writing a blog post seem like something better left till February!
But if you keep it simple, you’ll find there’s a basic yet engaging, effective post you can write now. Let’s look at three easy blog topics for those quiet, sleepy days of winter:
Continue reading “3 Easy Topics for Your Pet Business Blog”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.
Continue reading “What Pet Parents Don’t Ask, Your Blog Can Answer”January is coming up soon. Before it arrives, you can write and schedule a blog post pet parents will need: How to handle the post-Christmas puppy or kitten overwhelm. Your expertise and encouragement will be exactly what they need.
Continue reading “Pet Parents Will Need Your Blog Post in January”Days are getting shorter and chillier. Pet routines are changing. Doggy sweaters, shorter walks, and walking in the dark. Less outdoor playtime. Humans wanting to curl up under a blanket and not move.
When late fall and winter arrive, it’s easy to forget about pets’ exercise needs—and to feel overwhelmed when thinking about outdoor time for pets. Pets can get restless and bored indoors. This is the perfect opportunity for you to connect with pet parents through your blog and share some indoor transition tips.
Continue reading “Pets Are Moving Indoors—Help Pet Parents Adjust”Leaves are falling, days are shorter, temperatures are dropping. All signs point to the arrival of winter soon. Pet parents are trying to plan for cold weather, and your blog can help them.
Continue reading “Help Pet Parents Prepare for Cold Weather with a Seasonal Blog Post”It’s a dilemma all pet pros face. You want to keep your blog current, but your focus is on pets and pet parents. Who has time to write?
During a busy season, even a short blog post is valuable. It keeps you in front of prospects and builds trust with clients. It helps you stay visible online. And it keeps your blogging momentum going.
Let’s look at 5 blog posts you can write when your time is very limited. It doesn’t take long to put these together.
Continue reading “No Time to Blog? Try These 5 Quick Ideas”
Janet Eriksson 