Audrey McLaughlin

The Profitable Horse Business Podcast

Business EN ↓ 7 episodes

The Profitable Horse Business Podcast helps equine professionals build sustainable, profitable businesses through practical strategies for pricing, marketing, client management, and growth. Designed for farriers, trainers, veterinarians, equine bodyworkers, equine nutritionists, and any horse service providers who want consistent income without burnout.

Author

Audrey McLaughlin

Category

Business

Latest episode

Jul 3, 2026

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Episodes

E: 6 From Side Income to Full-Time — What It Really Takes 03.07.2026

Ready to take the leap and make your horse business full-time? Tune in to learn the honest math, the real timeline, and the mistakes that keep people stuck halfway.

E: 5 The Real Reason Your Schedule Isn't Full Yet 26.06.2026

"I just need more clients." I have heard some version of that sentence more times than I can count. And I understand exactly what it feels like to say it — the schedule has gaps, the income is unpredictable, and the obvious conclusion is: I need more people to know about me. But here's what I've learned, both in my own business and watching dozens of equine professionals try to...

E: 4 How to Evaluate High-Ticket Business Purchases 19.06.2026

What do you do when you're offered a $25,000 coaching program from someone whose content you genuinely respect? In this episode, we are walking through a real decision recently faced — and using it to teach the framework every equine professional needs before making a high-ticket investment in their business. This episode is about how to evaluate any significant purchase — coaching, certifica...

E: 3 How to Get More Clients Without Posting Every Day 05.06.2026

Marketing your horse business without the social media hamster wheel. How much time did you spend on social media last week — posting, editing, filming, writing captions, stressing about what to post, looking at your analytics, comparing your engagement to someone else's — in the name of marketing your business? Now how many clients did that actually bring you? For most equine professionals,...

E: 2 Undercharging Is Killing Your Business: How to Fix It Without Losing Clients 29.05.2026

If you've ever wondered why your revenue doesn't feel like enough — even when you're fully booked — this episode is for you. Audrey breaks down the real reason most equine professionals are undercharging. In this episode: Why undercharging happens — and the psychology behind it that keeps talented professionals stuck The four-cost framework for calculating what it actually costs to...

E: 1 Why Most Horse Businesses Stay Stuck (and how to fix it) 22.05.2026

Why are so many talented equine professionals stuck — even when they're working hard and genuinely good at what they do? In this first episode, we're makes the case that the problem isn't effort or skill. Its structure. Topics covered: Why hustle alone will never build a sustainable horse business The critical difference between craft skill and business skill The five most common re...

E: 1 Welcome to your profitable Horse Business (trailer) 17.05.2026

It’s not that you’re not good at what you do. It’s that no one ever taught you how to run a business around it. The Profitable Horse Business Podcast is officially live and will be bringing you weekly episodes on each Friday. This is for equine professionals—farriers, veterinarians, equine bodyworkers, horse trainers, equine nutritionists, saddle fitters, even supplement creators—who are ready for...

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