The PSI Blog

If you’re using social media to market your pet-sitting business, don’t forget that you can also use it as a tool to help set boundaries. Here are some examples of ways you can effectively communicate your boundaries and self-care practices to your clients using social media.

This guest post on Pet Sitters International's blog shares tips for communicating your pet-sitting company's policies (and any changes you make to them) to your clients.

Communicating your value means telling or reminding your clients or potential clients why you are the right (and only) choice for their pet-care needs. Here are seven ways to regularly communicate your value.

If you’re using social media for your pet-care business, you’ll need to have goals. Using a social-media platform just for the sake of it may be harming your business as it may be wasting your time.

When you think about shopping local and want to support the #shopsmall movement, don't forget to check out your local professional pet-sitting business. Check out these three reasons your local professional pet sitter if your best pet-care option.

Your clients are the backbone of your business. If you’re wanting to make sure your client gets the attention they deserve, it’s time to solidify who your ideal client is and create an Ideal Client Avatar to keep your marketing efforts both streamlined and effective.

This blog post shares ideas for continuing education for pet sitters and dog walkers and provides practical solutions for fitting education in with your already busy schedule.

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.