Dog walking and pet sitting ads that book meet-and-greets

Start from what a weekday recurring customer is worth over a year and how many open slots your walkers have. No public benchmark tracks dog walking or pet sitting lead costs, so we set a target cost per recurring customer from your own numbers and scale once it holds.

Weeks before people travel. Owners often book holiday sitting early, and once your sitters are full, ads only build a waitlist. We push sitting campaigns ahead of spring break, summer and the holidays, then pull back as dates fill so spend goes where you have room.

Yes, especially for showing your walkers with the dogs they walk to owners in your neighborhoods, which builds trust before the meet-and-greet. They’re also a good way to promote holiday sitting dates. Google usually books faster, because it catches people already searching for a walker or sitter.

Yes. We track calls, forms and meet-and-greet requests and match them to clients in your scheduling software, so the report shows meet-and-greets, new clients and revenue by campaign. How much we can match depends on what your software can connect to.

Usually it’s the page after the click. If owners can’t see who will walk their dog, what it costs and how to book a meet-and-greet in a minute, they go back to the app. Walker bios, clear rates and a short request form usually make the biggest difference.

Targeting the whole metro, sending clicks to a page with no faces or rates, and judging campaigns by clicks. All three spend money on owners who were never going to book a meet-and-greet in your neighborhoods. Tight targeting and a page that builds trust fix most of it.