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ABnB but for horses 🐎

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@mandy_caresw987 Exhilarating!

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@EquestrianPA This is gorgeous. We’d love to see you in the RideJoy app. Think Airbnb, but make it for humans AND horses 🙌

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@marquita312 Powerful. Is this your horse? Or a borrowed one?

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@C_LAZY_U_RANCH This sounds amazing! We’d love to see you in our RideJoy app for horse vacations! We’re beginning to onboard hosts now!

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4. Word of mouth isn’t dying

It’s moving

Travelers still ask for recommendations

They’ve just changed who they’re asking

The best ranches deserve to be discovered by the next generation too

That’s why we’re building RideJoy

DM me if you’re curious

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@Nira_O351 Hello! 👋

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3. Not because they’re bad

Because they were built in a different era

“Word of mouth will always be enough”

Maybe

But word of mouth used to happen at horse shows, around campfires, and over coffee

Now it happens inside search engines, social media feeds, and AI conversations

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2. That shift’s happening right now

The next generation of guests isn’t asking their trainer where to book a riding vacation

They’re asking AI

And AI can only recommend places it knows about

The scary part?

Some of the best ranches in America are practically invisible online

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1. A lot of ranch owners think they’re competing against other ranches

They’re not.

They’re competing against whether ChatGPT knows they exist.

If a traveler asks

“Best luxury riding vacations in the US”

and your ranch isn’t mentioned…

you never make the consideration set.

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@NYCMayor the way you could never miss. #JusticeForDeniz

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It’s giving Pink Pony Club pride 💅

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4. Maybe you’re a content creator.
Maybe you’re a filmmaker.
Maybe you’re a writer.

I don’t know exactly what the role looks like yet. That’s part of the conversation.

If this sounds like you or someone you know, send me a message. I’d love to chat.

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3. connection, and bringing people together around a shared experience.

Not someone looking for a traditional job posting.

Someone who loves big ideas and might be interested in exploring what it would look like to build something meaningful together.

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2.What I don’t naturally do is tell stories.

I can build the engine, but I need someone who sees the movie.

I’m curious whether there’s someone out there who is curious about horses, travel, community, and storytelling. Someone who lights up when they think about content, media

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1. I’ve been kicking around an idea and wanted to see if this resonates with anyone.

As RideJoy continues to grow, I’ve realized something about myself: I love building systems, solving problems, creating partnerships, and turning ideas into reality.