Traditional group play dog daycare is great for many dogs, however it's not the right environment for all. Those dogs that are not a good fit for group play typically have to be turned away because most businesses are not set up to handle single dogs that can't be in the groups. 

Learn how The Yellow Dog Barn has turned solo dog play into a lucrative revenue stream and one of their most in demand services. Discover how they handle the dogs, as well as, how they structure their days to manage both the dogs and staff, so that it works together with their group play service. 

I know you really love your customers but do they know? Too often we are so concerned with the day to day activities of running a dog daycare business that we neglect to continually show our existing customers just how much we appreciate them.

In this episode, we'll discuss some ways you can make your customers feel the love from your business, keeping them coming back for years to come, while feeling compelled to tell everyone how awesome you are. 

Just about every single dog daycare business owner struggles with staffing issues. It's always the number one complaint, and yes, dealing with staff is challenging, stressful and exhausting. However, your staff is the backbone of your business, whom without, you would never be able to keep your doors open.

On this episode we'll be discussing ways to show your employees some love, so they feel better about work and help them stay longer with less problems. 

If you're looking for a cash injection into your business, you need to think about creating a special offer, available for a set limited time. You might be familiar with this concept and perhaps have tried it in the past, however, to be really successful you need to make sure you do it right. 

On today's show I bring back on Allison Jacobs of Scout's Honor to share what she did to take her results from $800 for an offer to $34,000. 

With increased competition in the industry, combined with a rise in online web searches, it's never been more important to get your business to show up at the top of Google.  In this episode you'll learn why SEO is so important right now and some tips on how you can boost your own rankings in online searches.

If you want your business to thrive you need to do some regular gardening on it. Just like flowering plants, to keep your business healthy, you need to cut out some parts in order to allow the others to reach their full potential. 

No matter what stage your business is at, it's a good idea to constantly take a few steps back and see what areas could use a little pruning. In this episode, we'll discuss the benefits of regular business trimming and how to do it. 

On today's show I invite on one of my newer clients, Tahlia Henderson of K9 and Company, who's doing some cool things with 3 dog daycare facilities in Australia. Learn how she's leveraging her existing space and taking great care of both the dogs and her human clients by taking action and trying stuff out. 

Tahlia shares her amazing growth strategies as well as her unique service offerings and how she plans to develop the business over time. 

Of all the kinds of marketing you can do for your business, my all time favorite is content marketing. By putting out value into the marketplace you don't have to sell so hard and will find you get a lot more warm leads reaching out to you (instead of you having to hustle so much, making lots of offers to a cold audience). 

Learn how you can do content marketing, including examples, tools and use cases in this week's episode. 

Learn how Playful Pack began with a dream of opening a single dog daycare, then grew it to multiple locations across the East Coast and now have begun franchising. Oh, and they did all that in a very short period of time. 

Discover the secret to their success, the lessons they learned along the way and how they plan for the future. 

Your website can and should be one of your greatest tools to showcase what you do, build trust with the viewer and lead them to take the next step with you. Unfortunately, many websites are not really set up properly and instead of moving people into a buying decision, they are confusing them and causing them to click away.

In this episode, I'll go over 10 different ways you can improve your website in ways that will make it easy for people to find what they are looking for and to take the actions that will eventually lead them to become a paying customer.