By Patty, on May 6th, 2011%
A great way to introduce new people to horses is to partner with a nonprofit in your area. By partnering with a nonprofit–you’ll both gain exposure and in most cases, the nonprofit will receive financial, products or services benefits from the exposure.
This partnering can be one or more events where you promote your . . . → Read More: Partner Your Equine Biz with a Nonprofit for Mutual Benefit
By Patty, on February 13th, 2011%
To build or expand an equine business it is key to develop events that are family friendly. When you introduce new people to horses in a way that is fun, friendly and informational they will remember you when they want to buy a horse, arrange riding lessons or any other number of equine related services or . . . → Read More: Plan a Fun Family Equine Event
By Patty, on September 18th, 2010%
Are you marketing to kids? What I mean by this is not hard core, anything goes marketing just to sell a horse or training service. This is all about developing a very comprehensive program to reach out to youth groups and kids from every neighborhood. And this means the privileged and not so privileged. You will grow your business . . . → Read More: Kids are the Future
By Patty, on August 8th, 2010%
To be aware of your marketing activities means to be present, to be conscious of everything you do and how it effects your clients, the public and your horses. It’s more than thinking. It’s to be conscious. And if the benefits don’t serve everyone–and everything–it’s not a conscious act. Reconsider your motives and actions.
By Patty, on August 6th, 2010%
Although the old expression–”marketing is marketing is marketing”–is somewhat true, it’s going to leave you in the dust if your efforts aren’t born of a new consciousness.
The world is changing and I’m not the only one saying this. It is a global movement in nearly every type of business and occupation. A more “humanized” leadership . . . → Read More: Marketing Has Changed
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