How to sell your horse efficiently and effectively

[katienoel216]

Hello There!
As a breeder and seller on this game, I have discovered several efficient ways to post an ad for the horse you want to sell. There is more than one way to do this, and it requires patience and very few steps. Anyways, Here I will teach you the steps to a good article or ad for your horse.

Step 1: take a professional picture.
Basically you want to make your horse look really good. Take a picture of your horse from the upper legs up, or just the face of your horse. This will make your horse look professional and appealing to shoppers.

Step 2: sell your horse at a reasonable price.
If you have ever been on the horse store, you've probably seen some insane prices. Same with the studs. My suggestion is to sell what your horse is worth. If your horse has great coloring, stats or HGP, sell him/her for a higher price (2,000) or under. If your horse is not this good, sell him/her for a lower price (200 or under.) If your horse is unwanted, sell him/her for very cheap. Shoppers usually look for lower prices, increasing your chance of selling your horse easier.

Step 3: WAIT.

And I mean wait. Don't re-home your horse 2 minutes after you posted the ad because people haven't gotten the chance to see it yet. Eventually people will see your ad and fall in love with your horse.

Thanks for reading these steps on how to post an ad effectively. This is guaranteed to help you sell your horse better. If you have any questions or concerns, please post them in the comments below.
Thanks!
Katie, SBH Farms

[Jessi2]

[quote="katienoel216"][/quote]what if a horse is trained to 799.+ would yould ask only 2,000.00 if you were trying to raise money? looking for ideas and guidance.

[Jessi2]

If your horse has great coloring, stats or HGP, sell him/her for a higher price (2,000) or under.

what if a horse is trained to 799.+ would yould ask only 2,000.00 if you were trying to raise money? looking for ideas and guidance.

[stephanie111]

what if a horse is trained to 799.+ would yould ask only 2,000.00 if you were trying to raise money? looking for ideas and guidance.

I would post the horse for more, and make a very appealing sale heading. Take for example, Cinnamon Winner. (I am in LOVE with her ) if you posted her up for 5,000 and put the heading, CHAMPION MARE WITH TRANING ALMOST FULLY DONE, people will be more appealed with the chance of buying a horse that costs a lot, and then earning more, then a title that says something less representative of what you may be getting. Hope it helps!

[Argent]

Even the worst horses are worth more than 2,000...

[Jessi2]

Thank you katienoel216 and Argent for your input!

She has had some nice foals for me.

[stephanie111]

Even the worst horses are worth more than 2,000...

Lol. Once bought a champion for 20,000 (dont ask me what I was doing)

[stephanie111]

If your horse has great coloring, stats or HGP, sell him/her for a higher price (2,000) or under.

what if a horse is trained to 799.+ would yould ask only 2,000.00 if you were trying to raise money? looking for ideas and guidance.

I would totally raise the price, 5,000 at the minimum

[katienoel216]

If your horse has great coloring, stats or HGP, sell him/her for a higher price (2,000) or under.

what if a horse is trained to 799.+ would yould ask only 2,000.00 if you were trying to raise money? looking for ideas and guidance.

You can sell a horse for whatever price you want. When I go shopping, I usually look for horses that are cheap. My rule is to buy low, sell high.

[katienoel216]

what if a horse is trained to 799.+ would yould ask only 2,000.00 if you were trying to raise money? looking for ideas and guidance.

For a 799+ horse, 2,000 is a reasonable price. I would buy him.