Cultivating Repeat Customers: Marketing Tips to Keep Agritourism Visitors Coming Back for More.

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Raising the Barn

The Farmer's Feed

23 episodes

6 days ago

Marketing is about telling a story and farmers have such a rich story to tell. ⁣ Each episode explores the unique ways that folks across the Ag industry are marketing their businesses. From diversifying your farm, to agritourism, ag education, and perspectives from first-time farmers - I’m excited to share stories and advice from within the Ag community. ⁣

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Cultivating Repeat Customers: Marketing Tips to Keep Agritourism Visitors Coming Back for More.

Raising the Barn

10 minutes 50 seconds

4 months ago

Cultivating Repeat Customers: Marketing Tips to Keep Agritourism Visitors Coming Back for More.

Today’s episode is for anyone who's ever wrapped up a farm tour, u-pick event, or harvest festival and thought, “That went great—but how do I make sure they come back next season?”

If you've wondered how to turn one-time visitors into lifelong customers, this episode is for you.

I’m walking you through one of my most popular presentation:“Cultivating Repeat Customers: Marketing Tips to Keep Agritourism Visitors Coming Back for More.” And I’ll be sharing The Farmer’s Feed Agritourism Marketing Checklist, which breaks down what you can do before, during, and after your event to keep those connections growing.

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