Marketing Case Study: Nevetica

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“NeVetica is changing the Pet Products and Services Industry with MLM”

We are seeing a drastic shift at play in the pet industry. With three major groups of people driving the pet industry… One Baby Boomers, Two Generation X and Three Millennials there’s been a continuing shift from the brick and mortar store to more online pet purchases. The current trends and future directions for the pet industry along with consumer patterns across the full spectrum of the pet market, including veterinary services, pet food, nonfood pet supplies, and non-medical pet services (grooming, boarding, training, etc is show dramatic increase in growth . These pet owners are more likely to purchase their pet products online and 40% are using an app to make those
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• Veterinarians – are always looking for new services to offer their clients
• Dog walkers - they are looking for ways to grow their business
• Dog trainers – not only do they train dogs they educate pet owners on proper nutrition (perfect)
• Dog Breeders – they can give out a free pet assessment with every dog -it a great way to add additional income to their business
• Pet owners – you can give them peace of mind by offering them the latest technology to meet all of their pet’s needs, conveniently putting the entire pet industry right at your fingertips, via our state of the art “NéVetica App”

“NeVetica Is Changing The Pet Industry By Offering Us MLM”

That right I said NeVetica is offering us the first MLM opportunity in the pet industry!! Today start building your dreams of living a better life to reality with “Nevetica Your Pet Choice” we are here to help you grow your business by helping your see the vision and all the possibilities that will come with being a VIP Member!! You’ll learn how to grow your business by building your teams in different territories across the United States with this “New Ground Floor NeVetica Opportunity” We are looking forward to you joining our

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