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Date: Friday, December 8th @ 10AM Pacific, 1PM Eastern
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What We'll Cover In The Workshop:
SECRET #1 - How to BECOME a sought after authority figure in your specific skillset in as little as year. (This took me from nobody to riding & selling some of the best 2 year olds in the industry.)
SECRET #2 - How to DESIGN a better business model that pays you more for the same work you're already doing. (This method allowed us to triple the revenue per stall.)
SECRET #3 - The fun (& easy) way to ENROLL clients quickly without it feeling like you're doing sales. (This is my go-to way to get new clients and only takes half a day.)
SECRET #4 - How to add PROFIT producing revenue streams that run without you being there. (This is what rich people do that poor people miss.)
Meet Your Presenter:
Steve Ross
Steve used to be an unknown, broke horse trainer who had good skill, but a broken business. Today, he is a world-renowned announcer and horse business lifer. Some say, you could pick a random spot on a world map, and Steve would have a profitable business in less than a year. Discover his proven process to becoming a profitable horse trainer in this free workshop!
I love what I do, it's been a dream of mine, but the actual business part and the monetary aspect is draining me. I feel like I'm trying all of these avenues to boost my revenue but I'm spending more than what I'm making. How do I keep this career from draining me?
How to draw clients? How to keep clients ?
I have a good reputation where people come to me with help with their horses. We have a facility but it's not huge and I just would like more performance clients vs backyard pony clients. I want to maximize my business, making sure I'm making efficient use of my time
Am I better off to provide add-on services or charge higher prices for all inclusive services?
Looking for Knowledge and diversity so I can turn my barrel horse training into a successful business instead of just making ends meet
We’re trying to put the logistics together to build a training, fitting and rehab/ retirement center in an area of the country that is highly underserved. Getting the revenue together to build something with draw is a challenge. I feel like I can show results u til I’m blue in the face, but I need to pull horses and clients who can afford to even make it possible for ends to meet. Especially when we’re aiming to work with horses that need…. Extra.
Looking forward to seeing how to make a horse business turn the corner and be profitable
Building a business plan to get started building a facility
Am I imagining it, or do some regional populations of horse trainers treat each other with less than good manners and sense? Oftentimes in our neck of the woods; it feels petty, selfish, and insecure at the horseshows. Along with it comes a resultant poorer style of horsemanship in the group at large. If this is not a product of imagination; doesn’t this kind of competition and attitude hurt that local horse industry? How would one begin to address this, if it is in fact something real and harmful?
I'd like to charge more and be able to have a waiting list for the barn, so I know there will be constant profit coming in.
The cost of feed and keeping horses has forced us to sell our lesson horses just to stay afloat. Training has become our main income. We are not showing right now and not well known in the latest horse atmospheres. How do we keep going?
I do not own horses right now and retired. However would be interested in doing something to make money in thee we horse world. I have been involved in racing TB, cutting, reining , gymkhana, and jumping!
I have been away from the horse industry for 10 years raising a family. Looking to get back into it but alot has changed. Looking for info on different income options. And what customers are looking for now.
We haven't increased our prices in the last three years, but we have increased revenue. Costs are killing us. I'm having a hard time convincing my brother that we need to charge more. On top of board and training, most of our clients also spend a ridiculous amount for my brother to ride their horses in futurity competitions. They are dedicated clients and we don't want to gouge good folks. On the other hand, there just ain't enough money to go around or hire good help. Thank you sir, for setting up this program.
I always feel like I’m barely making ends meet. I teach mostly and have some boarders. I want to be more profitable with fewer hours, how can I make this happen
How to get your name out there when there are several other horse trainers in your area. How to successfully bring in nice horses with the ability to turn them into something great to make a profit
Is keeping your own herd counterintuitive to success?
Collaborating with like passionate people to put a multi stream business model together rather than hiring employees
Fair prices of monthly fees without having any championship titles or buckles
Where can we find mentors to talk to about growing our horses businesses. The second to last trainer I worked for didn’t let me show anymore after I got a National top ten in an Open class (30+ entries) (spend year and half more before I left). The last one told me a few times after 6 months there that he didn’t want me to take any clients away from him. Most trainers I have worked for don’t want to “share their secrets” so they don’t loose any clients. Thank you.