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Pawsible Marketing
http://www.marketingmypetbusiness.com
We provide marketing assistance to help your pet business be pawsitively successful!
- Added on: Oct 17th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
What's new at Pawsible Marketing?
A lot has been going on at Pawsible Marketing over the past few weeks. We've signed over ten new clients to our new Marketing Coaching Service, and we're excited about working with these new, innovative, established and start-up companies.The feedbac...
It's Take Your Dog to Work Day!
Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day, so I've put Johann to work :) I am grateful and thankful that I have work that allows me to be with my fur kids all day, everyday. Created in 1999, Take Your Dog To Work Day celebrates the great companions dogs ma...
How is your pet business faring during this tough economy?
With all the reports of businesses suffering greatly during this current recession, and in contrast all the reports of pet businesses doing very well, I want to know how your pet business is doing during these tight economic times.So let us know, tak...
Pawsible Marketing announces new pet business marketing coaching service!
We have a big and exciting announcement!!!After many discussions with my current clients, we determined a specific need that many of my clients have to help them through these tough economic times.So, I am launching a new service that I designed - Pa...
Why relationships are important.
Marketing is very different than it was ten, five, two and even one year ago. Very different.Over the course of my 20 year marketing career, I've seen a lot of changes in the way companies market. Keeping up with trends in marketing isn't easy. And g...
Great free stock photo sites
Are you looking for some great photos for your website and blog?Here is a list of my favorite free stock photo sites. Many have great shots of all kinds of pets - dogs, cats, birds, lizards, hamsters and more. Be sure and check each sites terms of us...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.83 out of a possible 5 based on 6 comments.
John Ballou
I do custom bronze sculptures of peoples pets, I take the time to make sure I capture the personality of each subject (pet) I deal with. I also have some of the best foundry and color patina experts to work with. I have never had any trouble with customers being more then satisfied with the end result.
Most people would love to have a bronze sculpture of one or more of their pets, but do not know how to go about making it happen . I can help them with any part of that process.
All I need are the initial contacts with the people who can afford this kind of expenditure and I thought you might have some connections of that nature
Some of these sculptures are in the range of $2,500 up to $10,000 depending on the size and complexity of the subjects and you would get a pre agreed % of each successfully completed project
I have brochures that I can send you and am having my web site upgraded to reflect some of my smaller pet sculpture work.
I also do Monumental Sculptures which are available to view at www.johnballou.com The bronze Mt Lion and cubs is a $75,000 installation for a $7,500,000 home in the Vintage housing development in the Palm Springs, CA area.
I work in stages from drawings, to models to final bronze sculpture and the first consultation is free.
If you have any interest in this, I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely
John Ballou
JohannTheDog
Hi Candice! In business there will always be issues like high gas prices to contend with, and these issues will affect business.
However, my opinion is that pet businesses that do more and more promotion of their online stores, or the fact that they are a neighborhood (close to you) business, can benefit from the soaring gas prices through promotion of such. Save gas, save money by shopping online or at your (close to you, we're on your way) neighborhood pet store. Promoting long term product quality will also be more important.
Candice Piaget
What About Foreign Competition?
As a partner in Caserta Pets, a manufacturer of upscale pet accessories, I am concerned about low-quality dog collars and leashes that are inundating megamall pet stores such as Petco and Petsmart. Do you think soaring gas prices, linked in a recent article in Pet Product news, will lead more buyers to megamalls to buy lower priced dog collars than they can find online by reputable manufacturers? Would like to hear your opinion
Christine Wilhelm
What a great site for someone with a pet business.
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