PODCAST: Is It A Good Thing To Be Open and Honest With Your Feelings and Views When Blogging? by How Very Horsey

Guest

20 March,2020

PODCAST: Is It A Good Thing To Be Open and Honest With Your Feelings and Views When Blogging? by How Very Horsey

In this latest edition of the Haynet Podcast, our special guest is the fantastic Daisy from How Very Horsey who […]

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Awards

13 February,2020

What Judges Look For In An Award Winning Blog/Vlog

As we enter 2020, Haynet and MirrorMePR are looking forward to recognising countryside and equestrian bloggers/vloggers awarding them for their […]

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Guest

23 November,2019

PODCAST: Why Are Product Reviews Good For Blog Engagement? by Gee Gee and Me

In this latest episode of the Haynet Podcast, we have special guest equestrian blogger Jessica from Gee Gee and Me. […]

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Hay Bale

12 August,2019

PODCAST: How To Make Your Tack Shop Stand Out

Podcast #20 by Sam Hobden The humble tack shop or saddlery business is a very valuable asset within the equestrian […]

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Hay Bale

19 June,2019

How Often Should You Be Posting On Your Blog?

Podcast #19 by Sam Hobden Writing a blog can be a big commitment and sometimes we may feel we are […]

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Hay Bale

15 May,2019

Should You Blog Only In A Particular Niche?

Podcast #18 by Sam Hobden As you know my blogging theme for the past decade has been about horses and […]

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Guest

15 March,2019

Where To Spend Your Social Media Marketing Budget

Podcast #17 by Rhea Freeman Most businesses will have a budget when it comes to promoting their brand through social […]

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Hay Bale

05 December,2018

Should We Be Blogging Solely Through A Social Network?

Podcast #16 by Sam Hobden Blogging through a social network, especially Facebook is on the rise. But can writing content […]

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Guest

06 October,2018

How To Improve The Connection Between Brands And Their Customers Through Social Media

#Podcast 15 by Rhea Freeman Social media is huge and you cannot ignore engaging with your clients through social platforms with […]

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Hay Bale

22 August,2018

How Not To Make Mistakes When Rebranding Your Rural Business

Podcast #14 by Sam Hobden There may come a time when running a rural business that you may be shifting […]

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News

09 July,2018

How Running Competitions Through Social Media Can Help Your Rural Business

Podcast #13 by Rhea Freeman We see competitions several times a day on social media and this is a great way […]

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Hay Bale

21 May,2018

How To Stay Motivated To Keep Blogging

We all have phases when writing our blog or providing content for our business page can all seem too much […]

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News

26 March,2018

Why Should You Consider Using A Coach For Your Rural Or Equestrian Business?

In our latest podcast, Rhea Freeman discusses why you should consider using a coach for your rural or equestrian business. […]

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Haynet is a leading equestrian and countryside blogging directory, telling your stories from the stables to the fields. If you love living in the countryside, riding your horse, farming the fields or walking your dogs through the woods – then you will feel right at home here!

Haynet is the host of the Countryside Blogger of the Year Award celebrating top class bloggers within the industry. Samantha is also joint judge of the Equestrian Blogger/Vlogger of the Year Award. We are the founder of the #HorseBloggers and #RuralBloggers channel, dedicated networks to share countryside related content, engaging with the blogging community. Being passionate about rural business, we work and support equestrian and countryside companies too. Haynet brings you all the views, news, podcasts and latest products from the stables to the fields which we know you will find of interest!

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