Rate my pet sitting& dog walking website.?

Question

lol here's the link- www.happypaws.tk
What can I improve on? Are the service rates fair? Since it is obviously made on a free website builder, will it be a discouraging to have me care for their pets? (Does it look unprofessional)
Please be specific.

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Answer 1

Okay my favorite part was the picture of the orange kitten on the service location page.

Answer 2

Well I think it looks like a child made the whole site. I would not put my pet in your hands just by the look of your contact form alone. My 5 yr old grandson writes better than the script you chose to use.

Where are you walking these pets? How many times a day are you coming to walk my pets and what is your background? Are you bonded? For all we know your a professional burgler wanting to see houses and not take care of our pets.

Look at it as if you were trusting your loved pets to you. I don't think you would do business with you.

Answer 3

Great site! I cant think of anything to add.



Just let it run for a week or two and Im sure you will come up with other things to add.



A photo album maybe??



Find some other pet minding/sitting and walking service sites and see what they have on theirs.



Good luck and great site! Wish I lived close by ;o)

Answer 4

I wouldn't hire you that's for sure.



Problems/Issues

-No mention of experience level

-No mention of whether or not you are insured, licensed and bonded

-No mention of whether or not you know pet first aid

-No mention of if you will be walking multiple animals together

-No mention of a pre consultation prior to walking the dog or dogs the first time.

-No mention of your rules and requirements for the animals you are to walk; utd on shots, non animal aggressive etc.

Answer 5

I'd change the contact form.



There's nothing there about you or your experience. Are you insured and bonded?