Social Supercharge

I am so, SO excited to be able to offer online courses as part of my business… and I know that they will help you with yours.

Social supercharge: Riders – the online social media course for equestrians

My first course is called Social Supercharge: Riders and, as you’d expect, it’s aimed at riders! This equestrian social media course is aimed at all riders and equestrians, and the framework allows you to do you and shine. Whether you’re a keen amateur rider looking to grow your online following to attract brand ambassadorships, sponsorships and get more engagement on your content, or you’re a professional rider looking to do all of this and potentially attract owners, this is a great course for you.

How does Social Supercharge: Riders work?

First up, Social Supercharge: Riders is a digital course that you can do whenever you like at your own pace. It’s hosted by a platform called Thinkific that I have used as a learner before and found it really intuitive and easy to use.

The course has been designed in three sections to help you make the most out of it…

First up – there’s content – the content you can create for your social media as a rider or equestrian

In the first section we look at content. To give a bit of background, I’ve never met a rider who isn’t busy and I completely understand that if you you’re an amateur rider and have a ‘normal job’ alongside competing and training, you’re really busy. And if you are a professional rider with a yard full of competition horses, you’re busy too. I wanted to create a course that allowed you to create most of your content as you went about your daily life, thus not giving you another job, more allowing you to document what you do already and share that. So in the content section we talk about lots of different types of content that you could collect as you ride, compete and spend time on the yard. I go into detail about the different scenarios, how to do it and how to maximise the opportunities too.

So you have the ideas… then what?

Next up, we move into the how. And here I explain the different platforms and functions within them that can help you to get your content seen by the most people. I talk about how you get capture your content and the different ideas (like video, as one) that can work for different types of content.

And then we move it up a level…

Last but not least, I talk you through growth – as in – how to use your social media to grow your equestrian account. If we have the content nail (that’s section one) with no shortage of ideas, and we know about the different ways you can capture said content, in this last chapter we help to supercharge it. Well, we help to make sure it gets out there to the people who need to and want to see it.

In addition to the main content, there are also extra links, a cheat sheet, and AMAZING discount section, three videos where I chat to brands about what they want… and there’s a Facebook group too where riders have the opportunity to participate in the NFU Countryside Equestrian Review and work with some of my clients on projects!

Find out more about the course and enroll here – there’s a free preview too!

Want to hear what some Social Supercharge: Riders have to say?

Eden Markl @heelsdownandkickon on Instagram

‘I’m remembering stuff which had completely slipped my mind, but I’m also learning so much; new ways to think, approach and really boost my social media platforms. It’s really suiting my busy lifestyle, I can pick the course up and put it down at my leisure. I can do 10 minutes or an hour depending on how the day is and if I happen to miss or forget something I can go back and recap on any section I wish. LOVE IT!’

Lauren- Jane @thewanderinghogget on Instagram

‘I’ve also been meaning to message you to say a massive thank you, as I have recently been approached by a magazine to be a guest blogger in an upcoming issue or two! And this would not have happened without me doing your social supercharge riders course, listening to your podcasts or just following you in general. The advice and knowledge that you have given me has without a doubt been the reason I’ve had this opportunity arise so from the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything you do’

Gemma Gilbert @gemeventing on Instagram

‘I was kindly gifted the course by Rhea as a test rider. It couldn’t of come at a better time as going from riding and competing regularly to both me and my horse having time off due to a nasty fall for both me and Con I was left with no usual content. I found competition photos and training photos were my go to images to use, but the course taught me that there is far more than that.’

‘The best thing for me about the course is it teaches you to document rather than create. Things you do normally looking after your horse or using regular products. Rather than taking ages to try put things together to try get some content together. It’s all under your nose you just have to be creative in how you want to share it. The course has given me the confidence to have a go at Igtvs and regular stories of what I’m doing or even a spot of vlogging. It certainly gave me a little kick up the bum with my blogging too, so much so I now have my own website.’

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