by Tia | Sep 16, 2019 | Better Business, Dog Walking
Word of mouth is a highly prized and sought-after commodity, and few things are better for building and maintaining a strong dog walking business. Problem is, you need a lot of people talking before WOM reaches an effective tipping point and, sensational media stories...
by Bob | Nov 18, 2018 | Better Business, Dog Walking
Remember how your mom always gave you the lemming talk when you wanted to do something because all the other kids were doing it? You remember it. She’d say, “So what then? If all the other kids were jumping off a cliff, does that mean you should, too?” Personally I...
by Bob | Dec 19, 2017 | Better Business, Dog Walking, The Two Feet Forward Blog |
We’ve been hearing a lot of concerns about the continued growth of online on-demand dog walking services among our Dog Walking Academy graduates and business consulting clients. These concerns include worries about the physical safety and emotional well being of dogs...
by Bob | Dec 19, 2017 | Better Business, Dog Walking, The Two Feet Forward Blog |
Adapted from The Business of Dog Walking: How To Make a Living Doing What You Love, written by Veronica Boutelle of dogbiz and published by Dogwise. Sometimes size does matter. While it’s always charming to see a Great Dane and a Chihuahua make friends, or a Mastiff...
by Bob | Aug 18, 2017 | Better Business, Dog Walking, The Two Feet Forward Blog |
Despite all of mankind’s advancements we’ve still not found a way to add hours to the day, be two places at once, or stop time to get a few more things done. Most small business owners long for these breakthroughs. But as they don’t appear imminent, here are some...
by Bob | May 5, 2017 | Better Business, Dog Walking, The Two Feet Forward Blog |
In the natural world spring is a time of renewal, of fresh starts, of green growth. Just as mother nature makes a new start of things each year, it’s good business practice to do the same. We encourage our dogbiz business consulting clients and Dog Walking Academy...
