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152: The "Hustle"

152: The "Hustle"

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What does “hustling” mean to you? We break down several ways it applies to the pet care industry and the misconceptions around what is means to be full time vs part time in this profession. The past year saw many “full time” sitters and walkers go “part time” as demand dropped, but many picked up multiple new services and streams of incomes for their businesses. The industry, and our identities as pet care providers, has changed because of it. Natasha O’Banion answers the question, “How do I enter a new market?”

117: Telling Your Story

117: Telling Your Story

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What does telling your story mean? We hear it all the time, but how to do you actually do that and what does it look like? In this episode we talk about why your story is so important and how it connects with your clients. Natasha O'Banion answers, "How do I set myself apart?"

109- Who is your ideal client?

109- Who is your ideal client?

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Who is your ‘ideal client?’ Have you ever tried to figure that out? It can really help your sanity and your business when you know exactly who you want your client to be. Today we discuss the ‘ideal client’, what that means, who that is, and the questions to ask when figuring it out.

104- Setting Yourself Apart

104- Setting Yourself Apart

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There are thousands of pet care providers across the world so, many times we are left wondering how we can set ourselves apart from the pet sitter down the street. On this episode we dive into what it looks like to make yourself stand out in this industry.

100- 100th Episode Q&A!!

100- 100th Episode Q&A!!

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We cannot believe we are celebrating 100 episodes! What an awesome journey it’s been, so far. We reintroduce ourselves and then dive into some great listener questions. Natasha O’Banion answers, “How do I provide promotion opportunities for my employees?”

089- Carmen Rustenbeck with IBPSA

089- Carmen Rustenbeck with IBPSA

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Carmen Rustenbeck, CEO of the International Boarding and Pet Services Association (IBPSA), talks about how IBPSA has adapted their upcoming conference to a virtual format, the state of the pet care industry, and what the road forward looks like. Carmen also shares how IBPSA has supported and fought for their members this year, and how that helps the entire industry.

066- PawsInn with Dennis Nelson

066- PawsInn with Dennis Nelson

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Dennis Nelson got into pet care through purchasing two pet care companies in New York. It was a difficult transition and learning process for him, but one that has fueled a deep passion. Because of his experience in running his business, he wanted a better way for pet sitters to promote their businesses. So he started PawsInn. Join us today as Dennis shares his passion and vision for a great new platform.

023- Q and A Episode

023- Q and A Episode

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On the podcast today we answer some listener questions regarding our favorite gear, how to handle pet aggression, and what our plans are for the future.