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Beth Stultz-Hairston

Pet Sitters International President

Beth Stultz-Hairston has worked in the pet-care industry for nearly two decades and joined the PSI team in 2004. She was named president of Pet Sitters International (PSI) in 2020. Beth is also the editor of Pet Sitter’s World magazine and the author of The Professional Pet Sitter’s Startup Guide.

She is an award-winning writer and frequent contributor to various pet-related publications and has also spoken at industry conferences such as Barkworld Expo, CWA Annual Conference, the Texas Pet Sitters Conference and PSI’s Pet Sitter World Educational Conference.

Beth received her bachelor’s degree in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, as well as certifications in compassion fatigue studies through Divine Mercy University and Regent University.

Read her blog posts below.

Recent Content

Why Pet Sitters Should Send E-Newsletters

Why Pet Sitters Should Send E-Newsletters

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Should pet sitters and dog walkers send newsletters to clients? In this blog post, Pet Sitters International explains why having a newsletter is an important marketing tools for pet sitters and shares best practices for creating and sending e-newsletters.

Easy Ways Pet Sitters Can Use ChatGPT Tools to Promote Their Businesses

Easy Ways Pet Sitters Can Use ChatGPT Tools to Promote Their Businesses

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It’s quite likely that when you started your pet-sitting or dog-walking business, artificial intelligence was never a tool you planned to have in your business arsenal. While the thought of using AI tools can seem overwhelming, Pet Sitters International recommends that pet sitters and dog walkers start with ChatGPT. In this blog post, we share simple ways you can use ChatGPT to promote your pet-care business. 

3 Places to Highlight Your Pet-Sitter Credentials and Education

3 Places to Highlight Your Pet-Sitter Credentials and Education

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As a professional pet-sitting or dog-walking business owner you need to make sure that your current and potential clients are aware of your qualifications. This blog post includes some ideas of where you can highlight information about your credentials and continuing education and also shares one mistake you may be making.