Do you really believe there is no money to be made in the horse business?

 

Program

Here are 8 simple strategies for success for creating the profitable  horse business and life you have always wanted. It's a proven training program for business owners who are driven to be in the winner's circle.

1. Build a compelling three year vision. (Define your success.)

2. Control the dollars. (Chaos rules in the absence of control.)

3. Make time to plan. (Work on the business instead of in it.)

4. Lead for Success. (It starts at the top.)

5. Be a catalyst for customer service. (Clients and customers pay the bills.)

6. Master the selling process. (Nothing happens until something is sold.)

7. Market methodically. (Marketing never stops; keep the clock wound.)

8. Achieve Balance between work, rest and play. (Who is the boss?)

 

                 

email: doug@profitablehorseman.com

phone: (716) 434-5371

Single Purpose Projects

• Loan Package and Financial Analysis Assistance
1. Create a credit package that will make it easier for your lender to say YES!
2. Identify what parts of your business generate the greatest profits.
3. Teach you how to read your profit and loss statements, balance sheet and income tax return.
• Build a Methodical Marketing Program
  1. Identify your target market: Who are you intending to reach?
  2. Select the best methods for you to reach your target market.
  3. Create the time table for an entire year of marketing.
• Team up with you and to create a compelling website
  1. Create a home page that commands attention.
  2. Relentlessly pursue simplicity.
  3. Keep the design and maintenance affordable.
  4. Build a plan for keeping the site current.
• Start an electronic newsletter
  1. Explain how to start an electronic newsletter to promote your brand and your business.
  2. Provide guidance on what to write about and pictures to include.
• Strategic plan for your non-profit equine organization

                     Develop answers  for the following questions:

1. Where are you going?
2. Why are you going there?
3. Who is going with you?
4. How are you going to get there?
   A board of directors and management have to be riding on the same trail before they can help each other cross the mountains.

 

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Doug Emerson
email: doug@profitablehorseman.com
phone: (716) 434-5371