Equestrian sports have a unique legacy in the Olympic Games, blending tradition with modern values. From ancient chariot races to today’s events like dressage, show jumping, and eventing, these sports emphasise the partnership between horse and rider. Notably, they are the only Olympic events where men and women compete equally. As the sport faces new challenges, particularly regarding animal welfare, it continues to adapt while maintaining its cultural and historical significance.

Storytelling is the lifeblood of any brand, and embracing inclusivity without diluting the brand’s image is paramount. The challenge lies not only in the showcasing of exquisite craftsmanship, but in creating an aura of exclusivity that doesn't alienate potential customers. In this article, we discuss how equestrian brands can create marketing strategies that craft exclusivity yet resonate inclusively.

Promoting equestrian sports and their professional riders can be a multi-faceted endeavour, but as many events are not visible through publicised mainstream media coverage, it is becoming increasingly important that riders and their team utilise every opportunity available to increase exposure opportunities. Having someone dedicated to capturing your photos and videos at events is therefore more than a luxury; it's a strategic necessity that can significantly impact your performance outside the arena, and enhance your overall experience.

What goes into the making of a successful commercial photoshoot for a brand? Effectively communicating with a brand’s target market takes preparation, research, and of course technical skill, and it goes far beyond creating reels and images for use across social channels!

Even in this digital era, email marketing is still considered more effective than social media, SEO, and affiliate marketing. We’re not saying that social media isn’t an invaluable marketing tool, but unlike email marketing, it’s nearly always dependent on the social network’s algorithm. With 3.8 billion email users worldwide, and over 90% of consumers checking their emails daily, the power of email marketing is undeniably great. Here are a few ways in which email marketing can benefit your equine business…

Acquiring substantial visibility on Google has never been so important for sustained business growth, so we’re helping you learn the ins and outs of Google My Business to boost your SEO. Google My Business is a platform that every equine business owner wanting to be visible on Google should be taking advantage of.

Influencers and ambassadors are undeniably powerful marketing tools. We discuss the complexities of each role and how each one can benefit your equestrian business, what they are great at and what to keep in mind when looking for an influencer or ambassador.

EQuerry Consulting are teaming up with Don Roper Accountant to provide for the digital, marketing, re-targeting and financial needs of equestrians negotiating the challenge of relocation to Europe due to Brexit. It is vital for riders and businesses alike to have a strong marketing strategy to establish their presence digitally and locally when moving abroad, alongside financial support to navigate the regulations Brexit will impose.

Affiliate marketing is a low risk but can in turn be a very effective investment to help expand your equine marketing efforts beyond the reach of what is considered traditional marketing means. As brands are increasingly incorporating this concept as an integral part of their marketing strategy, it is critical to understand the benefits for both influencers and brands so that both can work in synergy.

A fifth of the the worlds population spend an average of 35 minutes on Facebook every day! As a result it is highly likely your target audience is on Facebook. Not only that but the platform allow for scaling hyper-targeted ad campaigns to reach a wider audience and grow your business.

This blog post details how to enhance the SEO of your equestrian businesses Squarespace website, from creating inbound links to creating compelling content that matches what target audience is searching for.

This blog post details how to come up with a social media strategy for your equestrian business that helps you post professional content efficiently and build an impressive digital presence.

This blog post details how to host a giveaway on your equestrian business’ social media. From tips to ensure it is seamless, to what to give away and what to celebrate with a giveaway.

This article details how to add value to your email opt-in by suggesting what you could offer in return for signing up to a mailing list and how your opt-in should function on your equestrian business’ site.

This article details exactly how to develop branding that will make your equestrian business stand out from working out your positioning, to the importance of consistency and finally how to analyse what has worked.

Do you feel as though you're struggling to access new customers or that you aren't connecting to your niche successfully? Don’t despair! There are plenty of ways you can increase your presence on a budget.

This article lists 5 other metrics to measure as alternatives to follower count. We’re not suggesting that you should stop caring about your follower count, but consider the one big problem that this number presents: It won’t give you the whole picture!

The Covid-19 pandemic is causing daily changes to the management and running of businesses. If you are one of the many who do not have a digital marketing strategy in place, there has never been a better time to establish a strategy that can help you prepare for difficult situations in future as well as success. In this article, we list four points we suggest you focus on for the foreseeable future.

This article details 5 reasons you should be using Pinterest for your business, Pinterest is often overlooked but it is an excellent marketing tool because pins have long lifetimes and drive traffic to your website. Click on the post to find out more about why you should be using Pinterest.

Are you aware of how often and in what situations you look down on your horse when you are riding? Do you know how much it affects your posture, balance and weight distribution? We do, and it’s more than you think! RideQ is a unique, patented, wearable device that reminds riders to sit up and look up when they aren’t in balance on their horse. This article details how it works and was developed.