Part of running a successful website is keeping up with the industry which means reading horse blogs & paying attention to relevant websites.
Over the past few years of posting & using social media I have saved hundreds of URLs and if they have an RSS feed I try to keep up with their blog too.
What is RSS Anyway?
If you have heard of RSS (or not) and don’t really understand it, here is a simple explanation & a video that will clear it up.
You Gotta Love People Who Write About Horses
Recently I did some organizing and thought it was about time I gave credit to those horse bloggers & writers who I’ve followed for quite some time now. Some of them are writers, some artists, some photographers, some simply horse people with knowledge to share…the variety is what keeps things interesting.
Each one of them has inspired me in some way. Reading is an essential part of writing and I’d like to thank them all for their contributions to the online horse industry.
Lately I’ve been getting my posting back on a stricter schedule, which can (and probably will) change without warning. So for now I thought Friday was a good day to share blogs I enjoy, highlight some of my favorite articles and provide you with links to their sites (& their RSS feeds).
A little bit of weekend reading for those of you who are stuck inside during the winter cold. As for the southern hemisphere who is enjoying summer, you better be outside riding. You can always catch up on these posts via my RSS feed. 😉
Paige, I’ve been having a time of my life answering the question on the interview. My question is where do I submit the answers and how do I get the photos there?
Gary
Paige, I discovered something that amazed me beyond compare. ” Native American Paper Sculptures ” Thought you might want to look?