Part of the problem is that it's easy to get used to smells. The first week on a new block, the smell of your neighborhood bakery is overwhelming. Pretty soon though, you don't notice the smell. But then you come home after a vacation, and BAM. You smell the fresh bread.
Whether it's incense, fresh cut grass, your cat's litter box, or maybe even your dogs… Smells lose their power over time.
If you've stopped noticing smells at home, it's safe to say that you're used to your animal shelter or doggy daycare smelling like, well, animals.
But what about your customers or potential adopters? What does that smell say to them?
What Does Your Kennel's Smell Say to Pet Parents & Potential Adopters?
To get the lowdown on what customers care about, we read dozens of Yelp and Facebook reviews of animal shelters, veterinary offices, dog daycares, animal shelters and rescues. The quotes published here, are direct from these reviews, but without names and other identifying features.
To read more on this story, click here: Smell Ya Later? The Secret to Repeat Customers for Kennels
FOLLOW US!
