I get this question a lot, usually from pet sitters, dog walkers, groomers, and trainers who are either just starting out or need a new website because the one they have isn’t bringing in enough clients. The answer isn’t the same for everybody. But I’ve...
Picture this. A pet owner in your town is heading out of town next month. They’re nervous about leaving their dog. So they open up ChatGPT and type: “Who’s the best pet sitter in [your city]?” Rover comes up. Maybe Wag. Maybe a couple of generic results from Yelp....
Local AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) makes your pet business more likely to be recommended when people ask AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini “who is the best dog walker near me” or “find a pet sitter that cares for cats.” If you run a...
Most people spend $2,000–$5,000 on a professionally designed pet sitting business website. The price depends on pages, features, content, and the platform you choose. DIY websites cost less up front but can limit SEO and flexibility later. For most pet sitters, the...
AI-powered search is changing how people find local businesses. Tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity now provide direct answers, not just links. That means your website needs to clearly communicate who you are, what you offer, and where you serve so these tools...
Even though word of mouth can bring in some of the best clients, a website is an essential marketing tool. And if you own a business that serves a local area, it’s important to understand the role your hompage has in bringing in new customers and clients. Most of us...
