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I help pet business owners start or expand their businesses. Bella In Your Business Podcast 🎧 Pet Business coaching

10/28/2026

Your job post reads like a client ad that says: pay on time, book on my calendar, and keep your dog off me.

Nobody gets excited about that. Hiring is marketing, right? Talk to the ONE person you want on your team. Tell them what working with you actually feels like. Start there and watch who raises a hand.

This is a peek into a 1:1 coaching call with one of my Mastermind members. They get a 20 minute call with me once a month, and this is what one looks like.

If you want me in your corner while you rewrite yours, the Jump Mastermind is where we do that work together.

10/28/2026

"If I say something, my sitter will quit on me."

Her visit notes came in late again and you rehearsed the talk in the car. What if she walks?

Pick one issue and bring dates. Say what you saw, ask what is getting in the way, agree on one change, and set a date to check. Then follow up in writing the same day.

Go to jumpconsulting.net and click Blog for the full script.

What is the conversation you have been rehearsing in the car?

10/27/2026

"I'll look into AI once my business slows down."

Hours leave your week every day and nobody sends you a statement. Track one week of repeat admin. Multiply the hours by what an hour of your time is worth, then by 52. That is your yearly number.

Then test one task with AI for two weeks and see how much of it comes back. A Census Bureau analysis published May 26, 2026 found less than 20% of firms with four or fewer employees using AI, so you can still be early.

Go to bellavasta.com and click Blog for the full breakdown.

What would you do with your evenings back if the number came out big?

10/26/2026

Graduation night for AI Club at the Boys & Girls Club. October 7. Parents came in to see what the kids made.

If you're just finding this.... I taught AI literacy to kids at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale for six weeks and recapped every week right here.

I walked the parents through the pets the kids invented and the songs they built. Then I played the music videos.

All the kids there got a certificate.

And the kids renamed the program. It started as "AI Creators Lab." They decided it is AI Club. Done.

A parent asked if we could do this again. The kids said they want to do it again too. The Club staff thanked me and talked about bringing it back.

On the end-of-program check-ins, all the kids who filled one out said AI can get something wrong. That was the whole point, right?

One kid wrote this on a check-in....

"if you want AI to make something you have to give a LOT of details."

A kid wrote that. Most adults still type one line and hope.

Who is teaching the kids in YOUR community to give AI the details?

10/26/2026

"I'm back on visits again, and I can't find time to hire."

Your sitter left and you took the route. How long can you keep this up?

Set an end date, cover what can't move, and block two hours a week for hiring like it's a client visit. Then hand your first route back off.

Go to jumpconsulting.net and click Blog for the full plan.

What is the one visit you would hand off first?

10/25/2026

"My chair is closed and I'm still answering booking texts."

AI for salons can start with the writing you already do between clients. Keep a note for a week. Circle the message you write from scratch over and over. Give that message to AI as a first draft, then edit and send it yourself.

You can find out whether it helps before you spend anything.

Go to bellavasta.com and click Blog for the full walkthrough.

Which message eats up the most of your evenings once the chair closes?

10/24/2026

"I had the full copy back in a WEEK. Every page. Ready to hand straight to my website designer."

That is MiKayla, Adventures In Pet Sitting in Salina, Kansas. She spent a year and a half trying to write her own website. A few sentences in... then a new baby, hiring, the day-to-day of running the business. The site kept sliding to the back burner, right?

Then we did ONE interview. I asked the questions. She talked. Her designer Erika at built it, and the site went live on October 9.

Her words: "Now the site's live and I feel like a million bucks."

If your website is the thing you keep putting off, stop trying to write it yourself. Let me interview you.

DM me the word WEBSITE and I will send you the details.

Website design:

10/24/2026

Do Cat-only or Dog-only businesses need a certification?

I mean... NEED? Maybe not to be honest... But what it can do for your WEBSITE being recommended by Ai? Priceless. See the comments :)

10/23/2026

"I can't outspend Rover and Wag. So how is anyone supposed to find ME?" 🙋‍♀️

Jennifer owns Furriendly Critter Sitters in Titusville, Florida. Veteran owned, Fear Free, and she cares for farm animals too. She's up against the apps every single day.

On August 2, Perplexity named her on 3 of 10 questions. Her strengths were real. AI just couldn't find them.

So we built the whole system. A plan around what makes her different. The exact questions where AI was guessing. A main local page every month, written to answer the exact questions AI was guessing on, for pet parents AND for the robots. A promotion plan for every piece. And every month we re-ask the top AI tools the same 10 questions to see what moved.

September 8: 7 of 10. More than DOUBLE in one month.

Then we asked ChatGPT for the best alternative to Rover and Wag. Its answer: "1. Furriendly Critter Sitters."

Number ONE. Like literally.

10 weeks left in 2026. Your Q4 can end on a high note.

DM me the word FOUND and I'll send you the link to a free AI visibility check. 👇

Who do you think AI recommends instead of you right now?

10/23/2026

Week 6 of AI Club at the Boys & Girls Club. October 7. This was the week we made MUSIC VIDEOS.

If you're just finding this.... I spent six weeks teaching AI literacy to kids at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale and recapped every week.

Before class I made three starter videos at home, one per pet. Bubbles, Bones and Fillpo, built from the pictures the kids made in Week 5 and the songs from Week 4.

Then the kids got to direct. I showed them how to shorten a clip, regenerate a clip, and put the song on the video.

They spent about half the session on Bubbles alone. So Bubbles ended up with two videos.

And these kids were SERIOUS about getting it right. They caught the physics. Water coming out of the door and into Bubbles when it shouldn't. Water falling the wrong way. Bubbles dives into a dumpster and a pizza box comes out of her head.

Then came a new lesson. Change one thing and AI sometimes changes other things too. You can fix a small problem and make a bigger one. So I taught them a phrase. "Good enough for now."

The pride in that room was real. Every one of those pets started as THEIR drawing.

All the kids who filled out a reflection sheet said the video did not come out right the first time. In their own handwriting....

"You are not going to get it right the first."
"It takes trial and error to get it right with AI."

Week 6 and a kid wrote that. Plenty of adults are still waiting for the first try to be perfect, right?

Who is teaching the kids in YOUR community that the first draft is just the start?

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