Unassisted. I travel and shoot solo, so no crew logistics to manage on your end.
Agriculture is the focus, and it's where the work is strongest. If you're rural but not strictly ag, get in touch and we'll see if it's a fit.
No. Cropping, livestock, studs, agricultural finance, ag-tech, rural contracting. If it's agricultural, it's in scope.
Farms, stations, studs, agricultural finance, ag-tech, and rural service businesses, really anyone working in or around Australian agriculture.
I grew up on a cattle farm in South Australia and spent two years working stations in the Kimberley before building a career in content and social media. Most agencies working in agriculture haven't done the work themselves. I have.
Australia-wide for social media, brand, and website work. On-property photography and stud photography currently covers the whole of Australia, with travel considered case by case.
Anywhere & everywhere, but usually based somewhere between SA & VIC. I travel to properties across South Australia, Northern Territory, Victoria, New South Wales, and beyond for shoots and on-property work.
Boundary Agency is a rural marketing agency for farms, stations, and agricultural businesses across Australia. Social media management, brand strategy and identity, website design, and photography, all handled by someone who's actually worked the land.
Yes! Brand, website, and photography work are all one-off by default. Only social media management is a retainer.
Tell me and we'll scope it properly. Nothing's locked so rigidly that it can't adjust.
Final edited files are standard. Raw files can be arranged if you need them, ask at booking.
Yes, where it makes sense. Websites get 30 days of minor tweaks included; beyond that, ongoing support is available if you want it.
Whatever you've got, I'll use. What's missing, I'll create, whether that's copywriting, photography, or both.
Depends on the season and the queue, get in touch and I'll give you a real answer, not a guess.
Project work is scoped and quoted individually, I'll tell you exactly what's involved and what it costs before anything starts. Retainers have set monthly pricing shared on request.
Ongoing retainers (social media management) need 30 days' notice to pause or cancel, with a minimum three-month term to start. Project work, websites, brand, photography, has no ongoing lock-in.
A conversation. No intake form, no funnel, just tell me what you're trying to build, and we go from there.
No, anyone who guarantees a specific number is lying. What I guarantee is consistent, quality content and strategic growth tactics. Most clients see steady, organic growth over three to six months.
Yes. Monthly retainers need 30 days' notice to pause or cancel. If you need to pause for a quiet season, that's easy to arrange.
Perfect. I'll use your existing photos and videos where they fit, no point paying me to reshoot what you've already got. We just fill the gaps.
I plan shoots around your calendar, not mine. If we need to reschedule because you're flat out, that's completely normal, I've lived it, I get it.
I travel to you, anywhere in Australia. Accommodation on-site is appreciated but not required, I can sort my own if needed. Shoots are usually one to two full days, scheduled around your availability.
No problem. Most content focuses on the property, the work, and the day-to-day, not you personally. If you'd rather stay behind the scenes, I work around that completely. But there's nothing a bit of practice can't fix!
No. I can handle everything — posting, replies, engagement. You can be as hands-off as you want. Some clients review the content calendar once a month and let me run with it. Others like to stay closer to it. Either way works.
Probably not daily posting. But if you want to build a reputation in the industry, or make it easier when you do need to hire, a lighter package still helps — it keeps you visible without needing a full retainer. Otherwise, a one-off project when you need one works fine.
Get in touch with your sale date, rough lot numbers, and location, and I'll put together a quote.
Yes. Send through your logo and the lot or sale information at booking, and it's built into every video.
Yes, into Victoria and New South Wales. If you're further out again, ask, we can work something out!
Yes, sale day and event coverage is available separately. Get in touch and I'll scope it.
Per Head is solid, consistent coverage for every lot in the sale. Standout is for the ones that carry it, sires, donor cows, feature females, with more time, more angles, and a level of finish built for ongoing marketing, not just the one catalogue.
A clean, settled animal photographs better, but that's it, I'm not expecting show-ring prep. Tell me what you're planning and I'll work with it.
We reschedule. A sale catalogue is worth waiting a day or two for good light and a dry yard.
As early as you can, especially in peak sale season. Locking in a date early means I can plan around your property and your timeline properly, rather than squeezing it in.
Either. Photo, video, or both, you choose what you need per booking.
Both. Whatever you're running, I'll come and shoot it.
Get in touch with your sale date, rough lot numbers, and location, and I'll put together a quote.
Yes. Send through your logo and the lot or sale information at booking, and it's built into every video.
Yes, into Victoria and New South Wales. If you're further out again, ask, we can work something out!
Yes, sale day and event coverage is available separately. Get in touch and I'll scope it.
Per Head is solid, consistent coverage for every lot in the sale. Standout is for the ones that carry it, sires, donor cows, feature females, with more time, more angles, and a level of finish built for ongoing marketing, not just the one catalogue.
A clean, settled animal photographs better, but that's it, I'm not expecting show-ring prep. Tell me what you're planning and I'll work with it.
We reschedule. A sale catalogue is worth waiting a day or two for good light and a dry yard.
As early as you can, especially in peak sale season. Locking in a date early means I can plan around your property and your timeline properly, rather than squeezing it in.
Either. Photo, video, or both, you choose what you need per booking.
Both. Whatever you're running, I'll come and shoot it.
Everything, the logo in every format you'll need (web, print, embroidery, signage), a full colour and type system, and a guidelines document so anyone using your brand later gets it right.
Most run three to six weeks depending on scope, from discovery through to file delivery. A refresh is faster; a full rebuild with brand guidelines takes longer. I'll give you a real timeline in the proposal, not a guess.
No, the thinking and the build go together. A positioning document that never turns into a logo and a system is just a document sitting in a drawer.
Yes, and often that's the better call. If your branding's mostly working, a refresh, updated logo, tightened colours, cleaner guidelines, costs less and gets you further than starting from zero. I'll tell you which one you actually need.
That's completely normal, most clients don't. That's what the discovery call is for. I'll help you work out what actually makes sense based on your goals and budget, not just sell you the biggest package.
Livestock Marketing
Get in touch with your sale date, rough lot numbers, and location, and I'll put together a quote.
Yes. Send through your logo and the lot or sale information at booking, and it's built into every video.
Yes, into Victoria and New South Wales. If you're further out again, ask, we can work something out!
Yes, sale day and event coverage is available separately. Get in touch and I'll scope it.
Per Head is solid, consistent coverage for every lot in the sale. Standout is for the ones that carry it, sires, donor cows, feature females, with more time, more angles, and a level of finish built for ongoing marketing, not just the one catalogue.
A clean, settled animal photographs better, but that's it, I'm not expecting show-ring prep. Tell me what you're planning and I'll work with it.
We reschedule. A sale catalogue is worth waiting a day or two for good light and a dry yard.
As early as you can, especially in peak sale season. Locking in a date early means I can plan around your property and your timeline properly, rather than squeezing it in.
Either. Photo, video, or both, you choose what you need per booking.
Both. Whatever you're running, I'll come and shoot it.