Boost Entries With Email + StriderGold Keeping in touch with riders through email is a great way to increase your efficiency and productivity as a horse show or clinic Organizer. Check out these best practices for using Email Correspondence to enhance your equestrian business communications. 1. Send an E-Blast You can use programs like Mailchimp or Constant Contact to Read More
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Featured Clinician: Tik Maynard
STRIDER Featured Clinician: Tik Maynard Provided through a partnership between STRIDER & the United States Eventing Association, our Featured Clinician article series published in USEventing.com spotlights a different top industry influencer each month in dressage, showjumping or eventing. It is republished below for widest possible dissemination. Tik Maynard’s unique equestrian resume has enabled him Read More
RIDER TIPS: Beat the Heat with Your Horse This Summer
The following contains sponsored content and/ or affiliate links that may generate commission for STRIDER at no additional cost to you. We share such content when we judge the content is authentic to our core values and worthwhile for our community Go with the Flow to Keep Your Barn Cool Olympian Phyllis Dawson has some Read More
STRIDER & USEA Featured Clinician: Emma Ford
Provided through a partnership between STRIDER™ & the United States Eventing Association, our Featured Clinician article series published on USEventing.com spotlights a different top industry influencer each month in dressage, showjumping or eventing. It is republished below for widest possible dissemination {Affiliate links below} Meticulous attention to detail, curiosity, and a passion for the horses has Read More
BUSINESS TIPS | Collect Rider Email Addresses To Boost Your Equestrian Business
Standard 3 Ways Collecting Rider Email Addresses Will Benefit Your Equestrian Business Equestrians today use Email to stay connected to their favorite horse show news, brands, top riders, and more. While various Social Media channels are popular for linking the equestrian community, riders are more likely to check Email rather than Facebook or Instagram. The Read More