Farrier Tips

Farrier Tip

Ask Yourself These Questions

Who sets the prices for your practice: you or your clients?
You should increase your prices on a regular interval, such as once a year. Farriers are paid for the value they bring to the marketplace. It is useful to assess that value to determine a price structure that is representative of what the services are worth.
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Swing Into Efficiency

When it comes to anvils, John Halko of Georgia Farrier Supply says he's actually calculated the cost of lifting one in and out of a rig all day long vs. having it mounted on a swing-out mechanism.
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Farrier Tips

10 Ways to Keep Clients

Nothing beats sound horses as a means for keeping your clients happy. However, a farrier business is a service-based business and it is important to pay attention to more than just trimming feet and nailing shoes on feet.
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