by Nicole Capo | Sep 16, 2021 | Free Dog Trainer Resources, How-To Guides, Marketing Tactics for Pet Professionals
Hey everyone! Nicole here. I’m the marketing assistant at Click & Repeat; you don’t know me but it’s sometimes me speaking as Melissa around here (with her permission, of course!). We write about email marketing a lot on this blog, and a question... 
by Nicole Capo | Jul 27, 2021 | Free Dog Trainer Resources, Marketing Tactics for Pet Professionals, Success Stories, Tips for Running a Small Business
If you’re like most dog trainers, you didn’t get into the business as part of a get rich quick scheme… but wouldn’t it be nice if you could do what you love AND make money doing it? Helping dog trainers do exactly that is our mission at both Click and Repeat and Dog... 
by Nicole Capo | Jun 17, 2021 | Free Dog Trainer Resources, Marketing Tactics for Pet Professionals
Stop me if you’ve heard this one: Knock, knock! Who’s there? Our new e-book. Our new e-book who? We only ask that you fill out the following 14 fields for a free copy of this punchline. … If you’re not rolling around laughing, it might be because... 
by Nicole Capo | Oct 19, 2020 | Build a Better Website, Free Dog Trainer Resources, Marketing Tactics for Pet Professionals
It’s easy to write a lackluster blog post, one that doesn’t provide useful information, drive traffic to your website or help generate your dream client. So what can you do to boost your blog content? Luckily, the internet is full of resources for getting the most out... 
by Nicole Capo | Aug 19, 2017 | Free Dog Trainer Resources, Marketing Tactics for Pet Professionals, Tips for Running a Small Business
Think about it: could you use tools to streamline social media for your business? We’ve all been there. You open Facebook for “Just a sec” to look up a message or respond to a comment and next thing you know it’s 3 hours later and you’re... 
by Nicole Capo | May 13, 2017 | Free Dog Trainer Resources, Get More Clients, Marketing Tactics for Pet Professionals
It’s a simple fact: A dog training business isn’t a business unless you have clients. But once you’ve exhausted your personal network (and those of your mom and your great aunt Sue), how do you find clients? And how do you find enough clients to go from “just...
