WE CHOSE PET CARE ON PURPOSE.
Go Bark Loud is a marketing agency for local pet care businesses. We help good businesses get found, trusted, and chosen—so more pet parents call, book, and come back.
And yes, getting a steady supply of dog pictures is an excellent bonus.
Originally founded as:
Full-service digital agency serving local Florida contractors, professionals, and service businesses.
When pet-care owners began reaching out, the alignment was unmistakable. We saw an underserved industry run by passionate people who needed real marketing without the corporate nonsense.
We started broad. Then we found our people.
Before Go Bark Loud, we were AdvantEdge Marketing, helping dozens of local service businesses across Florida improve their websites and marketing.
Then we started working with pet care businesses.
We liked the work. We loved the people. And the dogs certainly did not hurt.
So we made a choice: take everything we had learned and build an agency focused entirely on helping local pet care businesses grow.
You should not have to become a marketer to grow a great pet care business.
Pet care owners already have enough to handle: customers, calendars, staff, vehicles, animals, and the occasional dog with very strong opinions.
Your marketing should make that work easier. It should help the right people find you, trust you, and choose you—without handing you another full-time job.
Good businesses should not stay invisible.
If you do great work and care for animals with dedication, nearby pet parents deserve to find you first—not settle for a subpar option because their marketing happened to be louder.
Marketing should produce business results—not prettier reports.
Impressions, clicks, and vanity rankings don't keep grooming vans running or veterinary clinics staffed. We track real inquiries, completed bookings, phone calls, and revenue.
We recommend what the business needs, not a pile of random tactics.
If your website is already working, we don't tear it down. If reviews are the bottleneck, we fix reviews. Every dollar and hour must have an honest commercial reason behind it.
Caring about the work is nice. Being good at it matters too.
Documented results from real pet care businesses working with Go Bark Loud.
Ori’s Pet Spa
1,534 completed bookings in its first year. Google reviews grew from 8 to 165 five-star reviews.
Love Pets Makeover
82 leads in the first month at an average cost of $11 per lead. Seventeen completed appointments became recurring customers.
Website & Campaign BuildCoco’s Mobile Pet Grooming
31 clients from paid advertising and 10 from Google search during the documented ten-month period.
Local SEO & Ads EngineSmall team. Close attention. No disappearing act.
We are a team of three. You know who is working on your business, and we stay close enough to understand what is actually happening—not just what a dashboard says.
Rick
Owner & Marketing Specialist
Rick conducts every Strategy Call and remains directly involved in strategy and client work.
Rick founded Go Bark Loud and is an unapologetic dog person. Tiny dogs. Giant dogs. Dogs that think they own the building. All excellent.
Felip
Operations Manager
Felip keeps the day-to-day running smoothly so the marketing actually gets built, shipped, and maintained.
Nayomi
Web Designer
Nayomi designs websites that make pet-care businesses look as good online as the work they do in real life.
Grow good businesses. Help more animals.
Our goal is bigger than building a successful agency.
As Go Bark Loud grows, we are preparing a program that will dedicate part of what we earn to organizations helping abandoned and neglected dogs—especially in places where resources are scarce.
The program is not live yet. We are building toward it responsibly, and we will share the details when it is ready.
For now, the work starts here: helping good pet care businesses grow, serve more families, and care for more animals.
Building toward a dedicated program for abandoned and neglected dogs.
If you care deeply about the work, we already have something in common.
If the business is good but the marketing is not pulling its weight, let’s talk.