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Comment on Bookkeeping Tips for the Equine Business Owner by Raymond

Raymond — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:33:00 +0000

Thanks for the interview Mandee and Rachel. I think that for me bookkeeping wasn’t the hard part in the beginning. It’s always been the inventory issues. Inventory of socks and ordering and following them from the yarn to the finish is time consuming so I need a part of this process to be very streamlined. Thanks to Rachel, I think we will be able to get this mastered using QBs. As my company Sox For Horses, Inc. grows and it’s growing!,(3X last year over 2010) I find that the most critical uses of my time are in customer service, marketing, new product development, and certainly all of the administrate functions, but so many of those administrative functions such as bookkeeping and inventory accounting can be reduced and streamlined and put in the hands of someone I trust. I trust Rachel. She is knowledgeable and very capable with a full understanding of her tools. I need her because I want my company to grow into a mulitimillion dollar, mullti-product, “American Made” company that has considerable resources to help horse and other animal rescue groups. I found Rachel thanks to our group. Now that is flowing support to a group that I only hope grows too!

Comment on Movie Review – Buck the Film: Not Just for Horse Lovers by Elise

Elise — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 01:03:00 +0000

Honestly, i was dissapointed in this movie. what about the poor horse that they sent off to be put down???

Comment on Education of the Equestrian: Learning Resources for Horse People by Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:20:00 +0000

Thanks for the recap, Mandee!! Hopefully I will be able to catch the next online chat!! Josh is coming up here again in June 8-10 for another rider clinic. I would really appreciate a shout out if you could, thanks! Take care Kim Robitaille

Comment on SmartPak’s 5 Tips to Making Your Online Video a Success by Sarah from SmartPak

Sarah from SmartPak — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:16:00 +0000

Hey Karisa, You have to talk a lot louder than you think is normal. It’s a lot like a stage voice, where you’re not shouting, you’re just speaking in your normal pitch and cadence, but with more presence and more de.lib.er.ate.ly. I’m naturally inclined to be a fast-talking “mumbler,” so the first few shots were followed by the comment “OK, but can you do it so I can understand you?”
You also should be as close to the camera as possible, while still maintaining a good frame. And you have to be willing to accept the fact that some shots simply aren’t going to work. We had a couple outdoor shots that it was just too windy for, so we had to either cut them, wait patiently for a break in the wind or find a way to shoot them inside.
Hope this helps!

Comment on SmartPak’s 5 Tips to Making Your Online Video a Success by Karisa

Karisa — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:37:00 +0000

Any tips for good sound quality when taking from an iPhone?

Comment on Education of the Equestrian: Learning Resources for Horse People by Patricia Reszetylo

Patricia Reszetylo — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:20:00 +0000

I do most of my learning almost exclusively online.. and by hosting teleseminars and webinars. Yes, they are a lot of work, but you learn a LOT putting them together. Hands-on is absolute best, as you can interact better with your teacher (think riding lessons)! I’m pretty remote right now, so getting info as I can.

Comment on How to Protect, Maintain and Care for Your Leather by Jason Flaugh

Jason Flaugh — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 18:28:54 +0000

Great information. Thank you