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By trade / Dog groomers

Facebook and Instagram ads for dog groomers, made from your own website

We made up a dog groomer, Wagtail & Co in the Wirral, a mobile groomer who drives to the customer, gave it a small sample website and ran MarketRead on it. Below is exactly what came out: the ads, the full-screen reel and the plan, untouched.

Now show me mine:

Free, with no sign-up, in about a minute.

Mobile dog grooming on the Wirral (sample ad for Wagtail & Co)
Wagtail & Co, photo ad
Puppy introduction groom (sample ad for Wagtail & Co)
Wagtail & Co, stat ad
Full groom, small dogs from £45 (sample ad for Wagtail & Co)
Wagtail & Co, checklist ad
Open 7 days a week, 8am to 6pm (sample ad for Wagtail & Co)
Wagtail & Co, question ad

  1. Core service

    Your van is the thing no high street groomer can match, so showing it with a happy dog leads the set.

  2. Price for first-timers

    A clear low price for puppies gives new dog owners an easy first step into booking.

  3. What's included

    Showing exactly what a full groom includes helps owners see what the price covers before they ring.

  4. Open every day

    Seven-day opening is a real convenience for busy owners, and it differs from the other angles.

How MarketRead plans for a dog groomer

Who it reaches
Dog owners on the Wirral who want grooming without a car journey
Where
People within 12 miles of Hoylake.
A result is
A result is a booking or an appointment request.

The sample's starter plan: £10 a day, about £304 a month of ad spend paid to Meta. Yours is worked out from your own site and area.

  1. Your area, not the whole country

    A mobile groomer travels to the customer, so the plan draws a circle round where you work, at the radius you say you cover, or 15 miles if your site doesn't say.

  2. Bookings, not likes

    A result is a booking request or a call. Ads are judged on what each booking costs, so one that gets plenty of likes and no bookings is paused.

  3. Your own dogs, your own van

    Groomers' sites are full of before-and-after photos. MarketRead picks the photo that sells each idea and never uses a stock dog.

Wagtail & Co, reel 0:07

What happens after you see yours

  1. Save them with your email

    No password: we email you a link.

    free

  2. Connect your Facebook ad account

    Approved through Meta itself, about two minutes.

    free

  3. MarketRead builds the campaign, paused

    You check it over. Nothing spends.

    free

  4. You press Go live

    It runs the ads every day and emails you each Monday.

    14 days free, then £49 a month

How it works in full · Pricing

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