Why Use Instagram Stories For Your Dog Grooming Business?

6 December 2021 /

Instagram Stories are not to be ignored should you be a small business and are looking to increase sales or a client base. Whereas your Instagram profile showcases your work and highlights what you have to offer, stories are more fleeting and fun. Instagram Stories are only 15 seconds long and disappear 24 hours after they are posted. However, you can save your best stories in the highlights which show on your profile page for followers to see.

So why should you use stories particularly if you are a dog groomer and just setting out? Sam Hobden discusses why stories are beneficial to your small business and gives a step by step guide in how to post your first story in this latest episode of the Haynet Podcast. So grab yourself a cuppa and plug yourself in:

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Haynet is a leading rural life blog, telling stories from the stables, kennels and the fields. If you love living in the countryside, riding your horse, farming the fields or walking your dogs through the woods – then you will feel right at home here!

Samantha founded the Equestrian Blogger of the Year awards in 2011 and is now joint judge of the Equestrian Blogger/Vlogger of the Year Award with host MirrorMePR recognising talent within the industry. Haynet created the #HorseBloggers and #RuralBloggers channels, dedicated networks to share countryside related content engaging with the blogging community. Being passionate about rural business Samantha works supporting equestrian, countryside and dog grooming brands increasing their presence through social media. If social media content marketing is something you would like further help with, then please get in touch. Samantha is also a qualified dog groomer and runs this part-time at Country Barn Dog Grooming in the East Sussex countryside.

Haynet brings you all the news, views, podcasts and latest products from the stables, countryside and kennels which we know you will find of interest. So grab a cuppa, kick off your wellies and enjoy reading about life from the countryside!

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