The new face of Pet Engine Marketing on Facebook will be our Group page: Marketing Help for Pet Businesses. Read on to learn more!

We’ve had an article published in Pets+ Magazine! It focuses on helping pet store owners use, track, and improve their Google Business listing insights and metrics.

Our second talk from Pet Connections Expo: We break down some of the key online metrics to track for your pet store, and we’ll briefly dig into ways that you can improve metrics and get better results when marketing your pet store.

We are all about partnership, and these are our guidelines to building the best partnerships with our pet store clients. We are all about helping, and ensuring that pet stores get the most out of their marketing agencies is part of that!

Today’s Freesource post will focus on what AnswerThePublic does, and why it’s a huge benefit to you as a pet store owner and your pet store’s marketing strategy when it comes to content creation, understanding your audience, and SEO.

For those of you that haven’t heard of Wistia, it is a free software platform that can help pet store owners create, edit, host, promote, and track high quality professional-looking videos.

Take the quiz and find out how well you’re actually marketing your pet store online. We’ll be able to give you some recommendations based on the results!

As a pet store owner, we recommend HubSpot as a place to learn more about marketing, sales, and services that can help build your business. As a small business within the pet industry ourselves, we utilize HubSpot for their free CRM, their free sales platform, their free marketing resources, research, and reports, and their helpful community of generous business owners and marketers.

Part 6 of our Freesource series for pet store marketing is going to focus on the importance of having a beautiful, functional, informative website that draws online visitors toward your pet store rather than repelling them.

Pretty big question right? Maybe an even more pertinent question to our pet store owners is why does it matter for me to know what my time is worth? What’s the point of this question? What’s the point of anything?

Based on our experience in marketing pet stores and in working in and managing pet stores, we bet that the majority of pet store owners are saying “I am pulled all over the place and hardly feel in control of where I spend my time due to the demands of the business.”

Quick update today coming on the back of our recent Freesource post on G Suite regarding the recent G Suite pricing increases.

When we talk about improving the business processes and organizational and marketing strategy for pet stores, GSuite is one of our best friends. As both an employee and a small business owner, we highly highly highly recommend utilizing GSuite for…all of your needs.

Today we’ll touch on what you as a pet store owner should be tracking on Analytics, what you can learn through it when it comes to marketing your pet store, and how to adjust your pet store marketing strategy with your data analysis.

Today let’s learn a little about Google Analytics. For a brief overview, Google Analytics is a plugin that can be added to your website for free that tracks users across it. The scope of Analytics is impressive, as you can look at your website’s data from a really broad perspective as well as drill into minute details with ease.

One of the best aspects of being a pet shop owner is getting dogs in your store. As far as marketing for pet stores goes, it’s as good as gold: pet photos with your store and logo in the background are tailor-made for social media.