Carringbush Markets Itself Through Honest Word of
Mouth
A visit to the new look Carringbush Stud in Qld to meet a management
team ticking all the right boxes.
Published: Breeding and Racing Magazine (AUSTRALIA), Issue
46, July 2004 pp 26-28.
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Your Tag Line Should be Helping Your Business How company tag lines should help sell the business. The article offers a
"how to guide" for the business looking to draft a tag line – or
critically analyse the one they already have.
Published: Breeding and Racing Magazine (AUSTRALIA),
Issue 41, February 2004 pp 20-23.
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Swept Aside? Where do big commercial thoroughbred studs stand when one of their highly
advertised, highly priced stallions dies prematurely? Who is
marketing that now deceased stallion to protect the broodmare owners who
have supported the stallion whilst he was alive? Using the recent (and well
publicised) example of END SWEEP, this article discusses the possible role
that marketing plays in this unique – and unfortunate - situation.
Published: Just Racing
27, January 2004.
http://www.justracing.com.au
Reprinted: Queensland Racing & Breeding Newsletter,
Issue 46 (February 2004)
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The New Look Corporate Marquee – Use It Attention all Studs. You have things in your armoury you should use to
help you attract business.
Published Breeding and Racing Magazine (AUSTRALIA), Issue
40, January 2004 pp 26-28
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| How to Establish That Point of Difference Stud Farms in Australia and New Zealand that have
successfully showcased their 'point of differentiation' in order to sell
their product.
Published: Breeding and Racing Magazine (AUSTRALIA),
Issue 38, November 2003 pp 26-28
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Why Clever Thoroughbred Marketing Returns a Windfall Article examines what marketing techniques worked well in 2003 for
various industry players (syndicators, trainers, horse studs and stallion
promoters) looking to generate increased business.
Published: Breeding and Racing Magazine (AUSTRALIA),
Issue
37, October 2003 pp 16-17
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