A note from Molly:
Dear fellow dog trainer,
You want to make a great living doing something you enjoy, right? But is the marketing, client attraction and business side sometimes keeping you up at night?
I've been there, too, of course. I ran a dog training business for more than 14 years, and I worked my butt off in the beginning to learn - not only how to train dogs really well - but how to get my hands on some clients.
I had to go out and find courses, workshops, seminars, books, coaches and programs(that weren't even for dog trainers) to learn about
- advertising methods
- marketing psychology
- writing skills (how to write my website so people would WANT me instead of another dog trainer nearby)
- designing my services to be appealing
- what to say and not say to a prospect
- how to write emails to inspire dog owners to take action and actually sign up
- how to charge more than everyone else so I could do this full time
These are all part of "marketing" really. It's not just about getting your name out there.
Wherever you are, I've been where you are.
MANY trainers make what they want to make every single month. TONS of trainers have doubled, tripled or even 10x'd their income from one month to the next by making a few simple changes.
I had a story like that... one simple idea that made so much sense added $3600 to my income the following week, and thousands upon thousands more from then on.
There's no reason why you can't do that, too, if that's what you want to do.
After teaching hundreds of dog trainers in workshops, courses and private coaching - and thousands through my webinars and videos, I've seen a ton of success and a ton of questions and struggles.
This program is my group coaching program, and I've purposely made it accessible to all by keeping it low priced. My workshops are usually about $2000 and some of my private coaching programs can cost over $25000.
On the other hand, is it worth saving a few bucks a month to stay where you are?
Coaching topics will be on a variety of things ranging from what’s working now in advertising for dog trainers specifically...
...how to make the most of your time and keeping a balance between work and your personal life
...dealing with difficult situation and clients
...what should be in your contract
...how to create and improve your marketing materials and messages like your business cards and your tagline
and tons of other topics we’ve been asked to teach.
Most would only take a few minutes for me to teach in a way that would make a huge difference in your business, and that’s what this will do. Transform your business into what you want it to be.
And of course, there is no commitment. You don’t have to stay on for a year or any period of time. You can cancel at any time.
My plan, though, is to make you back so many more times your investment with what you’ll learn that you will keep coming every month listening carefully to every training, eagerly waiting for the next one.
I want to be your coach. If you have any questions for me at all about this program, email me at molly@makeitasadogtrainer.com
I’ll talk to you soon! :)
