Online stores and marketing for farms and ranches.

We build the store, get it found, and let buyers check out without calling you. Cuts by the pound, shares with deposits, pickup or delivery picked at checkout: orders and payment come in while you are out working.

100% U.S.-based team
No long-term contracts
Every call and form tracked
primepasturesmeat.com
The Prime Pastures Meat website, built by Strafe Digital
Middletown, DE

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primepasturesmeat.com
The Prime Pastures Meat website, built by Strafe Digital

Prime Pastures Meat

Middletown, DE

A family farm selling pasture-raised Angus beef. Each of its 39 cuts has its own page and price per pound, quarter, half and whole shares are laid out plainly, and orders go by text or call for pickup at the farm.

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What a farm website needs

What we build into a farm store, in the order a buyer looks for it.

  1. 01

    Every cut, ready to buy

    A page for each cut or product with its price per pound and an add-to-cart button, so people shop your freezer and pay instead of calling to ask.

  2. 02

    Shares with deposits

    Quarter, half and whole shares laid out in plain numbers, with the deposit taken at checkout. No chasing people who said they wanted a half.

  3. 03

    Pickup or delivery at checkout

    Farm pickup, local delivery, a farmers market or shipping, chosen when they order, with the days and times spelled out. Nobody should have to guess.

  4. 04

    Orders that come in while you work

    Every order arrives paid and written down, with what they bought and how they are getting it. Fewer texts to answer, fewer no-shows at pickup.

  5. 05

    Your farm, in your words

    How you raise and grow, with real photos from your land. Written with you, and only claims you can stand behind.

  6. 06

    Found by people nearby

    Local search and a Google Business Profile with your real pickup hours, marked temporarily closed in the off-season, so nearby buyers find you when you are open.

How it works

How we market a farm

Three rules, applied in this order. None of them gets skipped.

  1. 1

    Measurement first

    Before a dollar of budget moves, calls and form submissions have to be tracked, and a counted call has to be a real conversation. If we can't measure it, we won't optimise on top of it.

  2. 2

    On your calendar

    Campaigns follow your season: shares while you are taking deposits, cuts when the freezer is full, quiet when you are sold out. Job, recipe and do-it-yourself searches are blocked from day one.

  3. 3

    Prune before scaling

    We read search terms against real conversions and cut what doesn't convert. Nothing gets killed on less data than its conversion window, and nothing gets scaled on one good week.

FAQ

Questions farmers ask

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How much does a farm website with an online store cost?

It depends on how many products you list, whether you sell shares with deposits, how many pickup and delivery options you offer, and whether we write the copy. The store is a fixed-scope build; SEO and Google Ads are monthly. Book a quick call and we will give you a fixed quote.

Do I need an online store?

We recommend one. A store takes orders and payment while you are working, collects share deposits up front, and cuts down on texts and no-shows. If you would rather keep taking orders by text or phone, as Prime Pastures does today, we can build that instead.

How long does it take to build a farm store?

It depends on how many products and options you have, feedback turnaround and how ready your photos and product list are. We confirm a timeline before kickoff.

Can you help people near us find the farm?

Yes. We optimise your Google Business Profile, keep your name, address and hours consistent across the web, and build product pages that can show up in local searches.

Who owns the Google Ads account?

You do. We request manager access so we can build and optimise, but you keep ownership, billing and data. If we ever part ways, you keep everything.

Do you lock farms into long contracts?

No. We recommend about three months for SEO or ads to compound, and you can pause or cancel with notice before your next billing cycle.

Start selling online.

A short call, no pitch deck. Tell us what you sell and how people buy it today, and we will tell you what a store would look like for your farm, including when it is not worth it.