Pooper Scooper Business?

[Erika Johnston]

For people like me who cannot afford pooper scooper service an alternative is to use a good device like the scoopergenie. I really like this product.

[Hugalicious Ragdolls]

Best Pet Jobs has articles on starting a pooper scooper biz

[Amy Jacobs]

I think its a great idea! I have received several things in the mail with this offer, fliers on my vehicles and I have seen several decals on people vehicles advertising this service around town seems reasonable (price wise)

Go for it!

~Amy

[Pooperoni]

ScooperDuper: thanks for referencing Pooperoni in your post! A pooper scooper business is indeed the ideal start-up! Have a rake and shovel? Your in business! But if you have more money to invest you might consider joining one of the National franchises like Poop-911 or 1-800-Dog-Poop. Whatever you do keep in mind that it's sometimes hard work(especially Spring cleanups) and you should have good organizational skills to keep your schedule on track and your clients happy.

[shall]

I've seen commercials and more and more advertisements for this type of business. Seems like its a service people are using. Good luck!

[KamaWilson]

I heard that GoDaddy has a service where they'll help you setup search engine ads and advertise for your area online. Might be a good way to find out if people in your area are interested.

$10 per week....how many homes do you think you'd need to do in order to make a decent living?

If you're looking at making $5000 a month, gross, you'd need about 125 people to sign up for the service. That means you'd be visiting 25 homes per day. You'd have to visit 3.2 homes per hour for an 8 hour workday. That leaves you with 10 minutes to pick up the poo, and 10 minutes to drive to the next house.

Sounds like it might be a bit challenging to be real lucrative--'cause you've also got to calculate in wear and tear and gas for your vehicle. That's a lot of driving everyday to hit 125 homes per week!

[HomeBusinessTrainer]

Ha, what a question. I am curious to know if anybody is running a legitimate full time business this way. Don't worry if you don't want to point yourself out : )

[matt mortenson]

I would think scoopin of the poop will always be a good business.

[momsbusy247]

Sounds like a shitty business