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Farmers Market Marketing Series #3: Five Solid Ideas for Online Marketing

There are two main ideas, outside of thoughts on social media (which are coming next in this series) that could make the biggest long term difference for you and your farm. IDEA #1: Be Googleable. If you have something you’re offering that people are searching for online, make sure that they can find you. Bottom line, have a […]

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Guest Post: How a Failed Trip to Iceland Created One of the Coolest Things in the World

This is a different kind of blog post, written by a colleague of mine, Seth Braun, from Fairfield, Iowa. I like it because it speaks to the unintended consequences of trying an experiment. I’m currently in the middle of running my Niching for Hippies program. The core of that program is the idea of ‘niche

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Lev Natan Talks Sacred Business – How to Walk Your Unique Spiritual Path and Pay Your Bills On Time

My colleague Lev Natan is one of the most ‘real deal’ conscious entrepreneur coaches you could meet. He has a deep history in community and spiritual work and it’s been wonderful to see his work blossom. He’s got a new project coming up that I am excited to share with you all and so I

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if i had to start again

I just saw this video from my colleague Nancy Juetten. She’s someone I’ve featured on my blog a number of times, especially around writing your bio. I wanted to share it because I think it’s a great example of a few things . . . First of all, it’s a super cool format – having

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Island A: The Painful Symptom

Words of introduction in which I explain of the incredible length of this post which should probably be an ebook “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle” – Plato I want to talk about empathy in marketing. It might just be the most important part of it. This is one of

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life is easy

I was just in Thailand and I stayed at an organic farm and sustainability center called Pun Pun. It was run by a fellow named Jon and his wife Peggy. Below is a 15 minute video of Jon sharing the philosophy of his center. It’s a beautiful example of a well articulated point of view

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