In the rapidly scrolling world of digital marketing, sometimes we get so caught up in creating the next piece of content that we forget to maximize the distribution of the content that we’ve already put time and effort into creating.

If you’re a pet store owner and you think it’s important that you are ranked on the first page, or in the top three results, of Google in 2021, you’re going to find this article worth reading to improve your pet store SEO results.

In this article, we’ll provide a few tips on aligning your SEO with your website to make sure that you can get effective collaboration and positive results in your pet store SEO strategy.

We go over a quick formula for creating attention-grabbing headlines for pet store owners that want to improve their pet store marketing strategy.

Pet Engine Marketing founder and CEO Matt Aldrich was asked by Behind the Pages, the PETS+ Podcast, to dish out some info on ways to improve your pet store’s SEO on your website!

Optimizing your pet store website for conversions and/or leads is one of the best investments (time and money) that you can make for your business. Your website is selling while you sleep, so ensuring that it runs smoothly and provides you with actionable data can be a lifesaver, and Google Search Console can get you to that point.

Pet Connections Expo continues to work to provide its community of petpreneurs opportunities to build connections and learn during the pandemic in the form of their newly created Pet Connections Community and a series of free webinars pioneered by Pet Engine Marketing founder, Matt Aldrich.

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

With everything going on right now, it is more important than ever that your store stays active, communicative, and responsive online. Our April 2020 Marketing Calendar for Pet Stores is a good way to use your pet store social media feeds to create easy, relevant content for your audience to absorb as online-time skyrockets.

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.

Most of the time Google will update it’s algorithms without warning, news, or notifications of any sort. However, the most recent core updates have come with an announcement from Google on what’s changed. We’re here to take all of that data and drill it down into something manageable when it comes to marketing for pet stores.

For pet store owners that want to improve their local search results and SEO rankings, Google Business is a critical piece of your pet store marketing plan that helps your store get noticed and get more sales!

If you want your pet store to rise up the rankings in Google, get more organic traffic online, and ultimately result in more foot traffic through the door and more sales at the store, this is worth your time!

The team here at Pet Engine Marketing have made massive increases to organic (unpaid) traffic through search engines like Google and Bing with one of our clients, Wags to Wiskers Pet Supplies, in Ann Arbor, MI (a saturated market when it comes to pet stores, both independent and big box). So if you wanted proof of our work and our results, here it is!

Since we are primarily a pet store marketing agency for brick-and-mortar retailers, we’re going to dig into some tips that are primarily meant for that type of business. Nonetheless, what we give out here can be appropriated and adapted to other pet businesses, whether it’s for exotic birds, livestock and feed, or fish and aquariums, this will help.

Search engine optimization is more important than ever nowadays and it’s critical for (almost) every pet store to understand the true meaning of SEO as well as the potential it creates for every pet business. Of course, we’ll back it up with data!

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.

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!

Today’s Insider post will be touching on the importance of gathering, cultivating, and even promoting reviews to benefit your pet store’s marketing aims and business goals.