Running a Successful Tack Shop without Online Sales

Aiken Saddlery owner Amy Hebert joins Glenn on the Wessa Retail Roundup to share how a long-established Aiken, South Carolina feed and tack business is stepping into the world of e-commerce. Amy talks about the history and growth of Aiken Saddlery, how 70% of their business is feed, hay, and shavings, and why launching an online store—focused first on smaller, easier-to-ship items and in-store pickup—is the next logical step amid Aiken’s booming horse community. She also discusses the challenges of shipping, competition with big online retailers, and integrating loyalty programs as they bring a very local, service-driven business into the digital age.

WESA Retail Roundup August 13, 2026:

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