Have you thought about collaborating with other pet businesses?Working together with other pet professionals is a way to get the word out about what you do and attract more clients.Plus you get to reach a whole new audience and by bringing fresh faces, views and voices to your own marketing materials.In this episode I’m going to cover seven ways collaborating can help you promote your pet business.Plus there are lots of examples from clients in my membership community to show how it's done.Key timings and topics in this episode:0.00 - Details on Awareness Day class on March 5th for £27.1.45 - What is a collaboration?2.15 - Examples of recent collaborations in my membership community.Why collaborating can help you8.25 - You can position yourself as an expert9.20 - You reach a different audience10.13 - You build links on GoogleFor more on this check outHow to get started with blogging for your pet business or How to get your pet business found on Google with Rosie Robinson.11.54 - How these links can help when appraoching journalists as an expert14.30 - You can build partnerships and relationships with vets and other pet businesses15.22 - You create fresh and exciting content17.02 - It shows you give a stuff about your customers or audience17.35 - You build a team of cheerleaders21.30 - If you’re looking for people to collaborate with and you’re not there already, do come and join my free Facebook group, Publicity for Pet Businesses.Links mentioned in this episode: How to stay injury free when doing Canicross - Louise Humphrey and Emily Thomas My experience with anxious dog Bella - Sarah Jones and Suzanne GouldAwareness Day class on March 5th for £27.Best compostable poo bags for dogs - Me and Rikki Sullivan

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