Catherine Masters of the Women’s Horse Industry Featured on “Movers and Shakers of the Horse World”

Everybody loves the How to Market Your Horse Business (HTMYHB) “Movers and Shakers of the Horse World” chats. On June 15th at 8pm EST (USA) 5pm PST, Catherine Masters, founder of the Women’s Horse Industry, will be featured!

According to Randi Thompson, founder of HTMYHB, (http://www.facebook.com/howtomarketyourhorsebusiness) is the hottest social media network for horse business owners and professionals who want to know more about marketing on Facebook, social media and beyond. “The advantage of using Facebook is that we can use viral marketing.  When a new comment is started, anyone who posts on it will appear on the newsfeeds of everybody else who comments on that post.  This allows us to reach out across social media networks as we promote horse business owners.  As an added advantage, each new comment that is started becomes a URL address which shows up in the search engine results. Since we are using a chat, our members also join in the conversation with their questions.”  This makes the chats fun and informative. Are you using social media for your marketing yet? If not, you should be!

If you are on Facebook please join the Women’s Horse Industry Fan page. All you need to do is “like” our page and you will be one of the WHIA fans! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Womens-Horse-Industry-Association/160555221411.

We would also like you to share the notice about this event on your Facebook walls and profiles so we can get the word out even more about the Women’s Horse Industry.  To do that go to the WHIA fan page and click on the top comment us being featured for the “Movers and Shakers of the Horse World”. You will see instructions on how to share the comments on Facebook there. To share a notice on Facebook that somebody has made all you need to do is click on the share button under the comment.  That will open a new window where you can copy and paste the message from the original copy, or add your message.  Then click the submit button and it goes right on your profile wall.

You can also join the Women’s Horse Industry linked in page at: http://www.linkedin.com/in/womenshorseindustry.

We are on Twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/WOMENSHORSEIND.

Thanks so much for your help on this!

CM

For additional information visit the Women’s Horse Industry Association or call us at 615-730-7833.

Tags: Catherine Masters, equestrian community, Facebook, How to Market Your Horse Business, social media networking, Women's Horse Industry

EQUILITE by Arenus – Advice Now Available on Social Network

St. Louis, Mo. (April 5, 2010) – The best advice in the horse world use to be shared in the barn as it was passed on from rider to rider and groom to groom. Thanks to today’s computer friendly world that same advice is available on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and E-Blogger. ARENUS, makers of animal health products and herbal supplement blends have joined the social media sites to keep their clients up-to-date on the latest in health care for horses.

“ARENUS is using the social media sites to keep pace with today’s busy horse owners,” said Stacey Small, creator of the EQUILITE line of products. “We will provide our clients with the most up-to-date information on natural horse care through Twitter, Facebook and E-Bloggers.”

Fans can follow EQUILITE on Twitter to find out who’s winning the EQUILITE 2010 Grooming and Conditioning Awards as they are presented throughout the season at the finest horse shows in America, including the Exquis World Dressage Masters, Winter Equestrian Festival, and Florida Reining Horse Association Snowbird Slide.

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Tags: equestrian community, EQUILITE, Facebook, Horse Care, Temple Grandin, Twitter

Jane Savoie Needs Your Help with Facebook!

Imagine my shock when I went over to my Solve Horseback Riding Fears Fan Page on Facebook to find out they have blocked my publishing rights!

I carefully read through all the possible violations and can’t, for the life of me, figure out what I’ve done wrong.

I know you can still see the page and you can even post stuff on it. My I have had my publishing rights removed so I can’t post any new content (tips, videos, articles etc.)

I showed the list to a couple of friends. The only thing they can figure is that the title of the page represents “Generic Concepts” and doesn’t clearly show it’s associated with a business (which is what Fan pages are supposed to be.) They suggested I change the name to: Jane Savoie-Freedom From Fear for Horseback Riders.

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Tags: dressage, Facebook, Horse Training, horse-back riding, Jane Savoie