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· Dog Groomers

Marketing for dog groomers

Book your grooming table weeks ahead with regulars

Owners pick a groomer they can trust with their dog. We build the listing, site and ads that show your work and your care, and keep regulars on schedule.

Groomer blow-dries a curly goldendoodle on a grooming table while a terrier waits in a kennel

Your plan in

Dog Groomers in

Your Growth Website would carry a page for each service in each town you serve, starting with .

01How customers find you

How people choose a dog grooming business.

Owners search dog groomer near me, mobile dog grooming or doodle groomer, and read reviews one by one, looking for anything about rough handling, nicks or a dog coming home stressed. They look at photos of the shop, the tubs and finished grooms, and want to know your matting and nail policies. Breed experience matters, especially with doodles and double coats. Online booking and clear prices by size usually close the deal.

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  • puppy first groom near me

Examples of what people type. We research the real terms for your area before we build anything.

02Your website

A page for every dog grooming service, in every town.

With a Growth Website ($2,000 one time), each service gets its own page in each town you serve. Here is what that looks like for a dog grooming business.

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  • Full Grooms
    • Full Grooms in Tulsa
    • Full Grooms in Broken Arrow
    • Full Grooms in Owasso
    • and the rest of your towns
  • Bath and Brush
    • Bath and Brush in Tulsa
    • Bath and Brush in Broken Arrow
    • Bath and Brush in Owasso
    • and the rest of your towns
  • Doodle Grooming
    • Doodle Grooming in Tulsa
    • Doodle Grooming in Broken Arrow
    • Doodle Grooming in Owasso
    • and the rest of your towns
  • Puppy's First Groom
    • Puppy's First Groom in Tulsa
    • Puppy's First Groom in Broken Arrow
    • Puppy's First Groom in Owasso
    • and the rest of your towns
  • plus 4 more services, each with its city pages

Four things every dog grooming business site needs

  1. Prices by size and coat

    Show starting prices by size and coat type, plus how matting or behavior changes the price. Owners hate a surprise bill at pickup.

  2. Photos of the grooming area

    Show where dogs wait, get bathed and get dried. Owners want to see that it is clean and calm before they hand over the leash.

  3. Matting and safety policies

    Explain when you shave down a matted coat and why, and how you handle anxious dogs. Owners take a short cut better when they heard about it first.

  4. Online booking with breed and notes

    Let owners book online with breed, size and any notes, so you can plan the day and avoid a surprise doodle at the end of it.

03Google Business Profile

Win the map, where most local choices get made.

Primary category to start from: Pet groomer. Then the details below, kept current every month for $499 a month.

Post before-and-after grooms

Before-and-after photos of dogs, with owner permission, are your best content and show off breed-specific skill.

Respond kindly to every review

Owners read how you answer a complaint about a nick or a short cut. A calm, caring reply often counts for more than the complaint itself.

Set service areas for mobile grooming

Mobile groomers should hide their home address and list the towns they cover, so the listing shows up in those towns.

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Example listing

04Ads

How we would run your ads.

Each ad service is $499 a month. Your ad budget is paid straight to Google or Meta, never marked up, and you get a report every week.

Google Ads

Grooming ads target groomer near me, mobile grooming and breed-specific searches within your area. Mobile groomers need ads set to the zip codes they cover, while shops keep a tight radius. Clicks go to a booking page with prices. We exclude grooming school, grooming supplies and do-it-yourself searches, and track bookings and calls. Ads run when you have openings, not when you are booked out.

Facebook and Instagram

Meta is where groomers show off their work. Before-and-after reels of a matted doodle cleaned up, a nervous dog settling on the table, or a mobile van pulling into a driveway give owners nearby a reason to book. We run new client offers locally, retarget website visitors, and use ads to fill slow weekdays. Owners tend to share these posts with friends, which helps on its own.

05SEO & AI Search

Answer the questions before they call.

SEO & AI Search ($499 a month) publishes the answers your customers look for, so Google and AI assistants have a reason to send them to you. Articles we would write first:

  1. How often to get your doodle groomed
  2. What to expect at your puppy's first grooming appointment
  3. Why groomers shave matted dogs
  4. How to keep your dog's coat clean between grooms
  5. Mobile grooming or salon grooming: which suits your dog

What people now ask AI assistants

  • What is the best dog groomer near me for doodles?
  • How much does dog grooming cost?
  • Is mobile dog grooming worth it?

Busy and slow seasons

Spring and early summer are the busiest as dogs shed and owners want them cleaned up for warm weather. The weeks before Thanksgiving and December book up far ahead. January slows after the holiday rush, which is a good time to put regulars on a standing schedule and promote deshedding.

The mistake we see most

Groomers often fill the calendar with one-time visits and never book the next groom. Book the next appointment at pickup and send reminders. Post only photos you have permission to use, and do not overpromise what you can save on a badly matted coat.

06Pricing

Starter $1,499 or Growth $2,000 one time. Monthly services $499 each, or all four for $1,497 a month. 30-day terms.

07Your state

See this plan for dog grooming in your state.

Pick your state and the page fills in your towns.

Common questions

Ask anything else on your free consultation.

What does a grooming website cost?

You can start with the Starter Website for $1,499, one time, covering your services, prices by size, photos of your work, reviews and online booking. Hosting & Management at $99 a month handles hosting, backups, security and small updates. Mobile groomers who want a page for each town they cover can step up to the Growth Website.

How do we ask for reviews without it feeling awkward?

Send a review request by text after pickup, when the owner is happy with how their dog looks. Google Business Profile Management handles review requests and replies for you, and we keep the listing stocked with fresh grooming photos so new owners see recent work.

Should a mobile groomer run ads?

Often, yes, because mobile grooming costs more and owners in your area may not know it exists. Ads should cover only the zip codes you serve and lead to a booking form. We track bookings by area, so you can see which neighborhoods bring your best clients.

Can you help us fill slow weekdays?

Yes. A weekday offer posted on your Google profile and promoted with a small Meta campaign to nearby owners can help. We run it only when you have openings, and the dashboard shows whether it actually brought in bookings or just clicks.

Talk to us about your dog grooming business.

Book a free consultation on Google Meet. We will look at your website, your Google listing and who you are up against in your area, then tell you plainly what we would do and what it costs.

Free call on Google Meet Plain answers about your market 30-day terms, no long contract
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