$16,000 a year without one new client.
You assume the only way to earn more is more dogs or longer days, so you're chasing new clients and coming home wrecked. But the dogs already on your books will happily pay for more, and you're leaving that money on the table every single visit.
Maria added about $12 to the average visit across roughly 112 dogs a month. That's about $1,344 a month, roughly sixteen thousand a year, without a single new client or one extra hour on the road. (Illustrative example.)
Who this is for
Working groomers who want to earn more from the dogs already on their books.
By the end, you'll walk out knowing
You'll walk away with a finished plan
What you'll work through
6 short, plain-language lessons — most under five minutes. Read them or watch the slides, at your pace.
- 1
- 2The add-ons worth offering4 min
- 3Offering an add-on without sounding like a sales pitch5 min
- 4Building packages that sell themselves5 min
- 5Selling take-home product without becoming a store4 min
- 6Track whether it's working4 min
The toolsyou'll use
Spreadsheets you copy and fill in as you go — yours to keep, unlocked when you enroll.
Your instructor
Marcus ran his own salon for fifteen years and nearly lost it by undercharging — until he finally sat down with his own numbers and dug out. He teaches the money side the way he wishes someone had taught him: pricing, profit, and taxes, told straight, with the math landing soft.
Not happy with the course for any reason? Email us within 14 days of purchase for a full refund.
The core business knowledge every working groomer needs — solo, mobile, or salon. Finish all 14 courses to earn the GC-BF credential — the full certification is $449.
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