Jamie StentonGuestBut those of you who have been listening to my podcast over the last couple of months will know that one of the things I keep saying to you guys is getting a USP and standing out from all of the other dog groomers, walkers, trainers that are popping up in your area.
And one way you can do that is by getting a decent website.
So this is why I've got Jamie on, uh, because it was him and his company that did the Pet Pro Expo website.
So if you haven't seen it, go and check it out because it's absolutely brilliant.
Um, and I have to say, like, what's in my head, I find it really difficult to, like, articulate what I want, like, visually, and technology, I've got no clue.
Like, I had to send Stuart an email the other day going, "Stuart, I have no idea what you've just asked me." [laughs] Like, you need to, like, dumb it down.
Because I was just like, "You've said a lot of words there, and I have no clue what it actually means." But...
And I think I had a chat with you guys, and I, I told them what kind of was in my head, and I thought, "I don't even know if they're gonna even get that onto, like, a visual," because I am, like, I do find it difficult to, like, tell you what I want.
And then they produced this, like, the basics of it first, and it was literally what was in my head was in front of us.
Like, I thought it, like, they did such a good job.
And, like, I genuinely have to say, like, it was literally what was in my head, they produced, with a few little tweaks here and there.
But those of you who have been listening to my podcast over the last couple of months will know that one of the things I keep saying to you guys is getting a USP and standing out from all of the other dog groomers, walkers, trainers that are popping up in your area.
And one way you can do that is by getting a decent website.
So this is why I've got Jamie on, uh, because it was him and his company that did the Pet Pro Expo website.
So if you haven't seen it, go and check it out because it's absolutely brilliant.
Um, and I have to say, like, what's in my head, I find it really difficult to, like, articulate what I want, like, visually, and technology, I've got no clue.
Like, I had to send Stuart an email the other day going, "Stuart, I have no idea what you've just asked me." [laughs] Like, you need to, like, dumb it down.
Because I was just like, "You've said a lot of words there, and I have no clue what it actually means." But...
And I think I had a chat with you guys, and I, I told them what kind of was in my head, and I thought, "I don't even know if they're gonna even get that onto, like, a visual," because I am, like, I do find it difficult to, like, tell you what I want.
And then they produced this, like, the basics of it first, and it was literally what was in my head was in front of us.
Like, I thought it, like, they did such a good job.
And, like, I genuinely have to say, like, it was literally what was in my head, they produced, with a few little tweaks here and there.
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