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23/09/2026

Glamping Marketing: How to Extend Your Season with Autumn Escapes

22/09/2026

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18/09/2026

Yarn Marketing: How to Make the Most of Craft Events and Online Sales

Discover yarn marketing tips to maximise craft events, attract loyal customers and increase online sales for your yarn or fibre business.

16/09/2026

There is nothing wrong with asking, “What should we post this week?”

But if that is where your marketing planning starts, it can quickly become another job on an already long list.

Before choosing a platform or creating a post, ask:

• What part of the business are we trying to grow?
• Who needs to hear from us?
• What do we want them to do next?
• Why should they act now rather than later?

Once those answers are clear, the content becomes much easier to plan — and much more useful to the business.

Strategy first. Tactics second.

What is the main business priority your marketing needs to support at the moment?

15/09/2026

Not ready to book a marketing meeting, but know you need a clearer plan?

Our free Farm Marketing Strategy Workbook is designed to help you step back from day-to-day posting and look at the bigger picture.

It will help you consider:

• What you want your marketing to achieve
• Who your most valuable customers are
• What is already working
• Where the gaps may be
• Which actions deserve your attention next

You can work through it in your own time and use it to create a more focused starting point for your farm business.

Download it here:
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11/09/2026

Farm diversification business owners rarely struggle because they do not care about marketing.

Usually, they are trying to fit it around everything else involved in running the farm and the business.

Which of these feels most familiar at the moment?

A. I do not know what to post.
B. I cannot find enough time.
C. Customer numbers are inconsistent.
D. I am doing plenty, but I do not know what is working.

Comment with A, B, C or D — or add your own answer if the real challenge is something completely different.

09/09/2026

Marketing a farm diversification business is not the same as marketing a high-street shop or a national retailer.

Your plans may be affected by:

• The farming calendar
• Weather and seasonal demand
• The time and content available during busy periods
• Customer questions about provenance, welfare and production
• The need to market both the experience and the product
• The reality that farming still has to come first

That is why generic marketing advice often sounds sensible but is difficult to apply in practice.

The marketing needs to fit the farm, the people running it and the future they are trying to build.

Because understanding the farm comes before the marketing.

08/09/2026

A quiet month rarely begins on the first day of that month.

It often begins weeks or months earlier, when customers were not given a strong enough reason to discover, remember or choose the business.

That is why waiting until bookings or sales fall before increasing the marketing can feel so frustrating. You are trying to create immediate demand from activity that often needs time to build momentum.

Before your next important trading period, consider:

• When will customers start planning or buying?
• What questions will they need answered?
• What proof will help them feel confident?
• How often do they need to see the business before acting?

Good marketing gives the customer time to make the decision — and gives the business more confidence about what is coming next.

04/09/2026

You probably do not need another list of random content ideas.

You may need a clearer marketing plan if:

1. Sales or bookings fluctuate and you are not sure why.
2. You post regularly but cannot tell what is helping the business.
3. You are trying to be visible on every platform at once.
4. Important campaigns are always planned at the last minute.
5. Marketing only happens when everything else is finished.

A useful plan should help you decide what matters, what can wait and where your time is most likely to make a difference.

Which of these is creating the most pressure in your business?

02/09/2026

What does successful marketing look like for a farm diversification business?

It is not always more followers or more posts.

For one client, the right strategy contributed to an 18% increase in direct beef and lamb sales after they implemented the recommendations we agreed together.

The important part was not simply producing more content.

It was understanding the business, identifying the priorities and using marketing to support the outcomes that genuinely mattered.

Every farm business is different, so the result will be different too. The starting point is always the same: understand the business before deciding which marketing activities it needs.