Diversifying income streams can be a smart business strategy for dog breeders. Here are some creative ideas for a presentation aimed at helping breeders supplement their income in addition to selling puppies.

Creating a compelling social media presence isn't an overnight affair. It takes planning, consistency, and a touch of creativity. This article provides tips for dog breeders to grow an engaged following on social media.

TellTail connects certified dog breeders with potential pet buyers, emphasizing responsible breeding practices, transparency, and community-building. But how can breeders maximize their success on this innovative platform? Kirsten of Mercy Mountain Doodles shares her insights in an exclusive interview with Liza, TellTail's Head of Community.

This article explores the best practices for displaying digital badges on websites, social media channels, and print materials. Additionally, we will discuss the significance of incorporating unique QR codes within badges, enabling potential buyers to verify breeders' identities and make informed decisions when connecting.

This article aims to highlight the benefits of TellTail's breeder-buyer matching service and the belief that breeders, as experts, are best positioned to match individual puppies with their forever homes.

This article aims to provide suggestions for choosing photos and images that will give buyers a comprehensive and compelling view of your breeding program. By selecting the right visuals, you can effectively showcase your program's excellence and attract discerning buyers who share your commitment to responsible breeding practices.

This article aims to guide breeders on what information to include in their "Program Description" section to effectively showcase their program and entice potential buyers to initiate meaningful conversations.

In the world of dog breeding, responsible breeders understand the importance of accurate record-keeping and its impact on the overall success of their breeding program.

In today's digital age, building trust and fostering genuine connections with prospective pet buyers is crucial for dog breeders. As a Certified Breeder on the TellTail platform, one of the most impactful ways to establish trust and create a sense of authenticity is by including a photo of yourself in your profile.

As a legitimate dog breeder, you understand the significance of finding the right homes for your precious puppies. However, simply responding to puppy buyer leads is not enough to ensure successful placements. Effective lead nurturing plays a vital role in building relationships, instilling confidence, and ultimately matching the perfect puppy with the right owner.

Selling puppies online has become a popular and effective way for dog breeders to reach a wider audience and find loving homes for their puppies. In today's digital age, a strong online presence is crucial for any business, and breeding is no exception.

If you're a dog breeder, you might think that sales funnels and customer journeys are concepts reserved for traditional sales industries. However, these tools are incredibly valuable for anyone looking to place puppies in the best possible homes.

The holiday season is a time for giving and receiving gifts, and for many people, this includes the gift of a new puppy. However, as a responsible dog breeder, it's important to consider the pros and cons of selling puppies as Christmas gifts.

The term “SEO” is thrown around a lot in website discussions. Many dog breeders don’t even know what SEO stands for, let alone how to implement an SEO strategy for their websites.

In this article I would like to help you understand what SEO is, how it can substantially benefit your website traffic and overall online presence, and how you can easily implement your own basic SEO strategy without hiring any help.

As a breeder, I know that marketing is often the last thing on our to-do lists when it comes to running our dog breeding businesses. We just sit around all day and play with puppies, right? If I had a dollar for every time someone has said that to me…