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You Are A Farrier, But Also A Professional

By Jeremy McGovern posted on August 1, 2012
Seasoned shoers who have been in the industry for more than 30 years notice how communication among farriers has changed since they entered the profession. Decades ago, farriers wouldn't readily share information with one another. During those times, a shoer would likely quit working if another shoer showed up at the barn, rather than give away any beneficial insight to observers.
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Branding Your Business For Success

By Lisa Kemp posted on August 1, 2012
A livestock brand is a mark unique to the owner, allowing the animal to be instantly recognizable as property. A business brand serves a similar purpose - it lets potential customers quickly assess who and what you're all about and whether your services or products are a good fit for their needs.
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Insight From A Rising Shoeing Star

By Stephanie Perleberg posted on August 1, 2012
The start of a new career path can be daunting. New horseshoeing school graduates understand this. Despite having the proper educational background, new farriers quickly learn that the education doesn't stop once they receive their certificate of completion.
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What Is the Value of Your Work?

By Bill Everitt posted on August 1, 2012
What does it cost you to shoe a horse? The obvious answer includes the price of shoes and nails. Maybe some additional supplies are required, like adhesives or hoof pads. The truth is, many farriers fail to reflect on how the prices that they charge are actually determined.
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10 Ways to Find Clients … 10 Ways to Keep Them

August 1, 2012
Clients won't find you unless you take an active role in attracting them. There are ways you can grow your business and acquire customers in an ethical manner. Here are 10 that will help you establish your practice.
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Apprentice Before Going Out On Your Own

By Lisa Kemp posted on August 1, 2012
The art and craft of horseshoeing used to be passed on from master to apprentice, but today there are schools, books, DVDs and other opportunities and tools available for learning. However, apprenticeships still provide the best way to learn the trade.
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