Yahoo Tells Search Users to Stay Away from Pet Sitter’s Website [video]!
Picture this scenario:
You’ve worked long and hard to get your pet sitting website to the top of the search engines.
Your site ranks high for excellent search terms (for example, when someone searches for ‘pet sitter [your town]’)
Visitors are on your site, impressed with your services and the emails come in and the phone keeps ringing.
Then Nothing. It All Just Stops.
But all of a sudden, the emails aren’t coming in quite as often, and the phone isn’t ringing nearly enough.
It’s almost as if someone pulled the plug on your website.
You visit your own website and confirm it’s still online. You test your contact form and email address, and everything works.
So what’s the problem?
You wonder if your search engine ranking has dropped (which could easily explain the lack of new leads coming in).
You head over to Yahoo and type in ‘pet sitter [your town]’ to see where you currently stand.
You were always in the top 1 or 2 position, and interestingly enough, you still are.
However, there is one big difference with your search result – It now looks like this:


When it comes to growing your pet sitting business with staff, there are many questions that you need answered.
What is the number one reason to use flyers or door hangers in your pet sitting business?
If you could magically and instantly get one of your biggest pet sitting business questions answered, what question would you need the answer to most?

