Conseils Business — page 2
Articles about Conseils Business — practical advice for dog professionals. — page 2
- Follow up a dog training quote with no reply: timing and scripts
Quote sent, then silence: follow-up is about timing and tone — not three messages on the same day.
- Dog training quote & proposal: how to write and send it
A vague WhatsApp “offer” — and by session three the owner is renegotiating. Here is how to structure a dog training quote or proposal.
- Dog trainer payments: in person vs online (cash, card, Stripe)
All-cash reassures some owners; all-online protects the slot — a sensible policy is usually a mix by service and client type.
- Dog trainer cancellation & refund policy: notice, no-shows and fairness
Late cancel, no-show, prepaid session: without written rules every case becomes a forty-message thread — here is how to structure it.
- Dog trainer booking deposit: when, how much and no-show rules
“I’ll book three weeks ahead” — then silence on the day. Without a deposit the slot stays blocked for nothing; no-shows cost travel and planning.
- How to get dog training clients: local visibility without an ad budget
Visibility is not posting every day — it is becoming the obvious name in your postcodes when a puppy pulls on the lead or recall falls apart in the park.
- Dog training prices UK: set session rates, packages and deposits
Too cheap and you run empty; too expensive without a clear offer and enquiries dry up. How to set dog training prices and packages with real numbers — not Instagram guesswork.