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Strategy before tactics
Ads and posts fail without this. Pick who you serve best, what you want to be known for and two promises you can always keep. It becomes your one-line promise, and the headline of your page.
1. Who do you serve best?
Not everyone. The people with the biggest need for what you do.
2. What do you want to be known for?
Your lead service. You can still do the rest.
3. Why you? Pick two you can always keep.
Your one-line promise
Pick who you serve and what you're known for.
Your Action Plan
Do these in order. Most of them cost nothing but an afternoon.
- Day 1
Set up Google Business Profile
Complete all fields, add your service radius, and upload 3 photos of you training.
Verification takes time.
- Day 2
Identify 5 local vet offices
Visit them in person. Be brief, be professional, and leave cards.
Don't hover; be quick.
- Day 3
Text 10 friends with dogs
Use the personal script to offer a training session for feedback.
You need initial testimonials.
- On every job
Get first review
Send the review link to your first client immediately after finishing.
Persistence works.
Ticks are kept on this page. A free account saves them.
Where clients come from
Pick your starting budget, then pick two channels to start with. Doing two well beats doing seven badly.
Pick two channels to start with.
Costs are rough starting points. Lead and ad prices vary a lot by area and season.
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Someone nearby searches for what you do.
Your Dog Training Co.
Photos, reviews, hours and prices: the next section builds yours.
The best free asset you'll build
When someone searches for your service nearby, the map listings show first. Fill yours in here and watch it get stronger.
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Serves your town
- Service area set (not your home address)
- At least 10 real job photos
- At least 5 reviews
- Hours listed
- Services with starting prices
- Every review answered
Your Market
Adapt your approach based on density.
Small Town
High trust, lower volume
Focus on being the 'community expert'; word-of-mouth is everything.
- You are the neighborhood go-to for dog issues
- Personal reputation is your primary asset
- One happy client brings ten more
- Attend local events to meet owners face-to-face
The one asset no platform can take
Start your customer list on job one
Platforms like Instagram or Facebook can change their algorithm and kill your reach overnight. Always capture phone numbers and email addresses for every client. This list is your most valuable business asset for selling future workshops or advanced training.
- Ask every customer at the end of the job: "Can I text you a reminder next season?"
- Write down what you did, the date and the price.
- Send a short note when it's time again. That's your cheapest marketing.
Where to keep it
A spreadsheet or your phone's contacts works for the first customers. Once you're busy, a job app keeps the list, the history and the reminders for you.
Copy, paste, send
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Outreach to vet staff
Day 1Hi [Name], I'm a local trainer focused on [specialty, e.g., puppy manners]. I'd love to drop off some cards for your clients. I also offer a free 30-minute consult for your staff if they ever want to see my methods firsthand.
Asking for a review
End of sessionI'm so glad we got [Dog's Name] sitting so well today! It would really help me grow my business if you could share your experience on Google. Here is the link: [Link]. Thanks for trusting me with your pup!
Nextdoor/FB post
WeeklyHi neighbors! I'm [Name], your local dog trainer. I help owners fix common struggles like pulling on the leash and jumping. I have two openings this weekend for a home consultation. Message me if you want to get started!
Write a script with the Director
Tell the Director the situation. He writes it for your business, your town and your services, and keeps the ones you save.
Your website, without building one
A pro page on BeProEx
People check you out before they call. Your pro page shows your services, photos, reviews and badges, and puts you in Find a Pro for dog training near your town.
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Copywriter for Dog Training
Generate your business launch materials.
Mistakes
Avoid these early pitfalls
Save your time and reputation.
1Judging the owner
If you make the client feel bad, they won't hire you back.
Instead: Always frame it as: 'We are working as a team to help your dog.'
2Overcomplicating the advice
Owners get overwhelmed and stop practicing.
Instead: Give one simple task per session. Master it, then move on.
3Ignoring the paperwork
Liability. If a dog bites someone during a session, you are responsible.
Instead: Always have a signed liability waiver before starting.
Recommendations
Essential tools
Keep overhead low until you have paying clients.
Business Management
You need a way to schedule sessions and take payment professionally.
Free way: Use Google Calendar for scheduling and Square for payments.
When it's worth paying: When you are managing more than 10 sessions a week.
Handles scheduling, invoicing, and reminders automatically. Not the right fit if Anyone doing fewer than 5 jobs a week.
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Your business plan, section 5
Getting clients
- Business name: not set yet
- Where you market: not set yet
- Your promise: not written yet
- Your two channels: not picked yet
- First 10 clients plan: 0 of 4 steps
- Map listing at full strength: not yet
Question 1 of 3
What is the best practice for requesting a Google review from a client?
Next · Chapter 7
Close the Deal
Now that you're getting inquiries, learn how to turn those messages into paid sessions and keep your schedule full.
Chapter 6 · Get Clients
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Chapters 1 to 3 are open to everyone. From here on, the guide opens with a free account, and everything you've picked so far comes with you.
Chapter 6 · Get Clients
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- Chapters 4 to 6, open right away
- Your business plan, saved and growing as you go
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