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| Sep 12, 2012
Tips and ideas to use more images to promote your Facebook page
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| Sep 09, 2012
By now, almost everyone with a website has heard about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and hopefully understands what an important role it plays in attracting customers and new visitors to your site. Check out the article "Shifts by Google Mean Content Will Once Again Be King in Publishing" by Yaron Galai, CEO and co-founder of Outbrain, a leading content discovery platform on the web, about how content will be king again due to changes with the way Google ranks sites. It's an easy read about something so simple - content - that you can update on your site easily in a few hours.
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| Sep 04, 2012
Taking Simon Sinek's TED talk of "Why Ask Why" and relating it to real life experiences with brands and applying it to building your livestock marketing plan.
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| Feb 01, 2012
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| Jan 17, 2012
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| Apr 07, 2011
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| Mar 30, 2011
onghorn breeders have taken Facebook by storm and for good reason - it's an easy and effective way to market our Longhorns! Many of you may not know that you can have a unique Facebook URL that can easily be listed on any marketing materials and also help people find you on the web more easily. For example, in addition to placing the Facebook icon on your website, business cards, ads, e-blasts, etc. you can also include your "personal" link such as www.facebook.com/HiredHandSoftware
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Jaymie Feldmann
| Mar 29, 2011
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| Mar 08, 2011
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| Feb 23, 2011
Most every breeder I have ever had the pleasure of meeting has a plan for their program but rarely do they have an idea of why they chose a certain animal for a certain sale. Think about what you, as a buyer, are looking for when you purchase cattle at a sale...Using those guidelines will enable you to get the best prices for your consignments.
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| Feb 21, 2011
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| Feb 16, 2011
Once the sale is over, you should still be working to keep gears turning about your consignment and breeding program. If you are able to invest some of your profit into advertising after the sale, you should find that you continue to see a greater ROI on future quality consignments over time and that your breeding program will continue to reap the benefits. Here are some creative ways to approach post-sale advertising:
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| Feb 15, 2011
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| Feb 09, 2011
Gearing Up For Sale Season Part III: 2nd Gear = Event Promotion
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Jaymie Feldmann
| Feb 08, 2011
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| Feb 02, 2011
Gear Up for Sale Season Part II: Preparation & Promotion
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Jaymie Feldmann
| Feb 01, 2011
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| Jan 26, 2011
Just as various size gears combine to create mechanical advantages, so should your marketing efforts in relation to your sale consignments. Let’s talk about some small gears you can start turning to your advantage first.
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Jaymie Feldmann
| Jan 24, 2011
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