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What have people found to be the best way to get going when brand new?

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I've been looking after dogs for a long time and just got approved on rover. What have people done to get new clients when brand new?

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Your bio helps a lot! Make it as detailed as possible and tell clients in it why you are a great choice to care for their animals! Also if you have clients outside of rover as some people do, ask them to book you on their once just so your profile can say that you have had clients!!

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To get started with clients you must offer services that most clients are looking for, drop-ins and daycare are the least requested services on the platform. That said take a look at your service area setting it should be no larger than 10 miles or less or you won't show up in searches. I searched for drop-ins in your area and you failed to show. Best of luck with Rover

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