by Doug Emerson | Sep 7, 2007 | Uncategorized
During a meeting with a new client this week, we talked about the importance of photographs and how people love to reconnect with the happy experiences they have had with their horses and the people around them. It got me thinking about the laminated baseball card...
by Doug Emerson | Aug 31, 2007 | Uncategorized
I stopped at the glass repair shop this week for four 8″ X 10″ panes of glass to repair an “old fashioned” wood window sash. I like the owner of the shop and go out of my way to buy glass there. “It’ll be just a few minutes”,...
by Doug Emerson | Aug 24, 2007 | Uncategorized
If you are like many professional horsemen, finding the right people to help you in your business is a challenge. It’s a challenge because candidates with horse experience are limited, the rate of pay in the equine industry is low in comparison to other...
by Doug Emerson | Aug 18, 2007 | Uncategorized
I was a lucky kid growing up. Lucky, because I had a big back yard. It was about 28 acres big. My siblings, friends and I spent many days exploring, building, digging and hiding in the vast outback. Geographically disadvantaged as a flatlander, there were no rushing...
by Doug Emerson | Aug 10, 2007 | Uncategorized
Add these numbers please: 43 Postage 06 Envelope 14 Printing 02 Labor If your total is 65 cents, you and I agree the cost of sending a hard copy newsletter or promotional flyer via the postal service is expensive. You can quibble with me about volume discounts, bulk...
by Doug Emerson | Aug 3, 2007 | Uncategorized
Hundreds of years ago, horses and sailing ships were the most effective modes of transportation for man and cargo for land and sea travel. Sailing ships were the backbone of world trade. Appropriately, just like horses, sailing has provided many sayings that flavor...
