Digital Agency For Livestock Housing Companies

Directors and sales managers at livestock housing manufacturers, agricultural building contractors and equipment suppliers, measured on quoted projects rather than on web enquiries.

Enquiries follow a quiet quarter in the quote pipeline, a competitor appearing above them for the sheds or systems they build, or a realisation that their website cannot be found for the terms farmers actually use.

The buyer is a farmer or farm manager researching a capital purchase, often on mobile, in a market with limited search volume, long seasonal buying cycles tied to grant funding and building schedules, and a heavy reliance on trade press and word of mouth.

• Search pages for each building and system type, using the terminology farmers use rather than internal product names
• Technical content on ventilation, welfare compliance, grant eligibility and build timelines — the questions that precede a quote request
• Lead capture designed for capital purchases: specification downloads and site-visit requests instead of generic contact forms
• Tightly targeted paid search with a geographic radius that matches where you will realistically travel to build
• Trade-press and directory presence so the brand appears where the buyer already reads

The winnable ground is specification and problem search: ventilation, slurry handling, calf housing layouts, grant-funded building queries and county-level supplier searches. National farm-supply directories hold the broad terms, but they answer nothing technically, which is exactly where a well-built specification page wins the enquiry.

This is a low-volume, high-value market. We will forecast enquiry numbers in tens, not hundreds, and would rather set that expectation before you sign anything.

Every engagement opens with a diagnosis rather than a proposal: we look at your analytics, your search visibility and the last three months of enquiries, then tell you which of the channels above is worth funding first and which is not worth funding at all. That review is where the scope comes from, so you are buying a plan with evidence behind it rather than a retainer with a wish list attached.

From there the work runs monthly with a single point of contact, reporting tied to enquiries or revenue, and a standing review where we say what worked, what did not and what we are changing. If a channel stops paying for itself we will tell you before you notice it in the numbers.