Your next client is searching for a dog trainer.
We help them discover you.
You shouldn’t have to choose between working with dogs and finding your next client.
Referrals are brilliant. But quiet weeks, broad targeting and clicks from people outside your service area can make growth feel unpredictable.
We connect the dots between what owners search, what you offer and the action you want them to take.
Meet your new lead-generation plan ↗No one-size-fits-all campaigns.
Just a connected plan for your dog training business.
Understand how local owners search for your services. Shape the plan around your area, capacity and the programmes you actually want to sell.
Reach people actively looking for training, with clear ads and a landing page that makes the next step easy.
Look beyond clicks. Review enquiries and their quality, then use what we learn to refine your campaigns.
Built around your business.Your ideal client isn’t just anyone with a dog.
It’s someone in the area you serve, looking for the training you provide, with a problem you can help solve.
Separate puppy, obedience and behaviour searches so the message matches the need.
Focus on your service area and review where enquiries actually come from.
Keep management fees and ad spend clear. Judge progress against your business goals.
A quick way to start a sensible budget conversation. Change the numbers to suit your business.
Illustration only. This is arithmetic, not a Google forecast or a promise of enquiries, clients or profit. Revenue excludes your delivery costs, ad spend and fees.
Your services, suburbs, current marketing and the space you have for new clients.
Agree on priorities, measurement, budget and scope before any campaign goes live.
Review real search terms and enquiries. Keep improving based on what the data shows.
Want to talk about your specific area?
Let’s have a conversation ↗
Yes. This service is designed for Australian dog training businesses, including private trainers, puppy schools, behaviour services and board-and-train programmes.
That depends on your service area, competition, programme value and capacity. We discuss a budget after reviewing your business. Your Google ad spend and management fees are separate and agreed before launch.
No. Demand, competition, budget, your offer and follow-up all influence results. We agree on meaningful measures and report what the campaigns actually deliver.
Not always. We first review your current site. A focused landing page may be enough if it clearly explains your offer, loads quickly and makes contacting you simple.
We confirm the timeline after reviewing your account, tracking and landing page needs. Launch follows approval of the plan, assets and budget.
The account should stay in your business’s ownership. Access and responsibilities are agreed before work starts, so you retain visibility into your campaigns and spend.
Tell us where you’re based and what you’d like to grow. Start with a conversation about whether Google Ads makes sense for your business.
A focused conversation. A clearer next step.