Your website's usually the first thing someone finds when they look you up, a buyer, a bank, an agronomist, someone deciding whether to come work for you.
For most ag businesses it's also the last thing on the list, and fair enough. There's always something more urgent. So sites sit there a few years past their use-by, or never get built at all, and that's not a failing, it's just what happens when the actual work comes first.
That's the job I do. I build websites for ag businesses that look like the operation behind them, so the person on the other end gets a proper picture without you having to explain it.
Structure, design, build, copy, SEO, handover. Then it's yours to run.
Operations without a website, or with one that's fallen behind where the business has got to. Studs needing somewhere to put stock and sale info. Ag businesses whose brand has moved on and whose site hasn't caught up. If it's been on the list for a while, that's normal. Most of my clients are in the same boat.
If you're not sure what you're trying to say yet, a website isn't the first step. We'd start with the brand and messaging, then build. Otherwise you end up with a nice-looking site that doesn't do anything.
Every project is custom scoped. Pricing depends on the number of pages and whether I'm writing the copy or you are, I'll tell you exactly what's involved before anything starts.
Marketing for Rural Australia
