I’m an online shopper. I like to look for good prices, read reviews, compare products, and find the best quality at the best price. I don’t have any good tack shops in my area, so I order all of my horsey stuff online.
And I’m always discouraged by just how poorly designed, organized, and run most equestrian websites are.
It doesn’t matter if you are a large or small tack shop, feed store, trainer, boarding and/or lesson stable, breeder, horse artist, or magazine; having a great website will make you more money. …

As promised (although a little late), I’ve written a recap of the Small Business Unleashed internet marketing conference that I told you about a while ago. It’s all about Focusing on People at SBMU and you can read it on our company blog.
I was going to write a separate recap just for you and focus on the horse blog world. But, it’s a good article and I thought that you could read it over and then let me know what aspects of the conference most interest you. So, go read …

Have you ever wondered how to increase the readership of your horse (or other) blog? Hop on over to Search Engine Guide and read 10 Easy Ways To Grow Your Blog Traffic by Mack Collier, an internet marketing professional and blogging expert.
He offers some effective, easy-to-implement tips that will make a big difference in your blog traffic. I guarantee you are even doing some of them already!
Getting incoming links for your blog is one way to rank higher in the search engines as well as bring in more traffic. Additionally, …

You probably don’t know, but besides being an avid horse blogger, cat owner, wife, and therapeutic riding volunteer, I’m also an internet marketing professional.
My job rocks. I work for a guy who is recognized as one of the best in the business (he speaks at all of the major industry conferences where he receives the highest audience ratings). We’re small, pretty laid-back, and very good at what we do, which is bringing more people to your website. Actually, we bring more of the right people to your website. So instead …