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Shed Season Playbook
How to turn shedding season into a defined, priced shed-out service: find your windows, time and price it from your own appointments, run a repeatable sequence, and book the rebook cadence.
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Unlock every Edge item →Solves“Every shedding season I squeeze coated cats in wherever they fit, run over, and end up doing unplanned de-mats for free.”
WorthA shed-out service priced from your own timed appointments, so the same predictable surge pays for the extra table time.
What’s inside
- How to find your own shedding windows from two years of calendar and phone records
- A shed-out scope, a "not included" list, and a de-mat threshold you set in advance
- The timing method that turns extra table minutes into a price, with a worked composite
- Scripts for "isn’t this just a bath?", the hairball question, and the cat who hates the dryer
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