Keep your Facebook account and even add a business page that refers to your website. The broader your online profile the better it is!

And yes, turn off the unwanted notifications and simply delete the people you don't know.

Yes turn your notifications off. I know so many people who get lots of customers and leads off Facebook myself included. So from an online business perspective I would keep it. But if you are not going to post anything there or take part then it probably will not matter one way or another.

You can change your notifications so that you don't get any emails from Facebook, if you still want to keep in contact with your family and friends.

Go to the little down-arrow triangle that you click on to log off Facebook. Choose "Settings" instead of "Log Out". Then on the left hand side in the menu choose "Notifications". One of the options under "How You Get Notifications" is "Email". Turn off everything if that is what you desire. On the same page you can select or deselect a variety of other notifications.

Nice tip thanks.

Hi Wayne
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I think you need to break down your articles a bit. eg. Feeding your pet. You say that you like dry food - but you don't mention the different types of food available. I know you say - talk to your vet - but you need to give your readers more value and offer some of this information yourself. I'm not saying you have to write long articles - you don't but you do have to give your readers useful information.

You could write articles - about pets who are fussy eaters, what you should do if they're refusing food.

There are so many things that you can write about - I won't go on because people have suggested where you can get more ideas.

How about an article on food and quality? Reviews is products would be appreciated too. Crates, beds, toys, treats etc

Here's an idea. Find some pet magazines and go through them. You'll get tons of ideas for content and also tons of items you could review.

Did a quick search and found this:
http://www.petsmagazine.ca/feature-articles/

If you click on the magazines on the top left, you can actually browse the full issue.

Took a quick peek and found a couple ideas.
- Is Your Dog/Cat Eating Healthy? (promote healthy dog foods)
- How To Exercise With Your Dog? (do some research here)
- Taking Care of Your Dog's Teeth (promote doggy chews, etc more research)
- 10 Best Toys for Your Dog (That He'll Actually Play With)
- Do You Have a First Aid Kit Fur Your Pet? (first aid kits)

That's just one issue and thats just from browsing a couple pages. I love getting ideas from magazines. Just don't copy the articles in there word for word.

You may also want to include other pages on how to find a good pet sitter and groomer, how to keep your pet warm in winter, and cool in summer.

You can't run out of ideas.

Hy Wayne…go visit a couple of those pet supply stores. Walk around the aisles…you'll get some ideas...

Hey Wayne,

Here are some ideas right off the bat:
pet supplies online
pet supply discounts
pet supply market
pet supply coupons
pet supply from vets
best pet supply stores
best pet supply
top pet supply companies
how to get the best deals on pet supplies
pet supply wholesale(r)
pet supplies for dogs
pet supplies for cats
pet supplies for exotic animals
how to save on pet supplies
how not to get ripped of when buying pet supplies

Also, find out who your competitors are and see what they are writing about. Go to article sites and search for the term there.

Hit up pet supply forums and blogs and see what people are discussing with regard to pet supplies.

Hope this helps.
Jim

I was always working so hard on keywords. I lose focus on the actual
niche so i just write then look for keywords to fit in if i need to. Just keep writing what you know or learn about your niche and it will work out. {:

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