We put your farm on the map.
Websites, Google, Google Maps and ads for hay suppliers, feed stores, horse barns and farms. More neighbors find you. More of them call.
- 30 of 38 tracked searches on page 1 for our hay client
- 98% of their checked map searches show them
- 4.7 stars across 99 Google reviews
Photo: Farmers Direct Hay

Our client, in Equestrian Living magazine
We got Farmers Direct Hay into the Fall 2026 issue of Equestrian Living. Delmar Ropp of Farmers Direct Hay wrote “Why Florida Horses Eat Hay All Year” for page 116.
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Images: Equestrian Living, Fall 2026, page 116. Shown with credit to the magazine.
What it looks like for Farmers Direct Hay
A fifth-generation family hay and feed store in Williston, Florida.
We checked 49 spots on a grid reaching 30 miles north, south, east and west of their store, for 6 hay and feed searches. Here is every one. Green means Google Maps showed them for all 6.
98% of the hay and feed searches we checked on Google Maps show them, from 49 spots reaching 30 miles north, south, east and west of their store.
- Shows up for all 6 searches
- Shows up for 5 of 6
- Their store in Williston
- Rings at 10, 20 and 30 miles
See the numbers
288 of 294 checks showed them (98%). The 6 searches: alfalfa delivery florida, hay delivery williston, hay near me, horse feed ocala, horse hay florida, timothy hay florida. Checked November 13, 2026.
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30 of 38 searches we track show them on the first page of Google, and 20 of those are in the top three.
154 taps on the call button of their Google listing in 28 days, about 50% more than the 28 days before.
989 clicks from Google search to their website in October 2026, their best month yet.
4.7 stars average across 99 Google reviews from real customers.
129 times AI tools like ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers pointed people to their website.
Numbers straight from Google and the tools we use to check rankings, last checked November 13, 2026.
Farm marketing that rings the phone
Most farms start with these three. Add the rest when you are ready.

A website that takes orders
A clean site where folks see what you sell, check if you deliver to them, and order.
How it works
Show up on Google
When folks nearby search for what you sell, you come up first. Not the other guy.
How it works
Photo: Farmers Direct Hay
And when you are ready for more
Google ads that ring the phone
Ads that show up when someone is ready to buy, so your money goes toward calls.
Facebook and Instagram ads
Get in front of horse owners and farm families in your area while they scroll.
Get in the magazines
We pitch your story to the magazines your customers read. Farmers Direct Hay made it into Equestrian Living.
Customer videos
Short videos of real customers saying why they buy from you. Nothing sells like a neighbor talking.
Ad scripts written for you
We write what to say in your ads and videos, in the words your customers use.
Pages that turn clicks into calls
A simple page for each ad, built to do one thing: make the phone ring.
Chores that run themselves
Missed-call follow-ups, daily reports, reviews on your site. The busywork runs on its own.
A plan you can follow
A plain, written plan for the next few months: what we do, in what order, and why.


How a Florida hay store got found
Farmers Direct Hay sells hay, feed and shavings out of Williston. We built them a website where customers can see what is in stock, check if their town gets delivery and order.
Then we got them showing up on Google for the searches their customers make, put their store on Google Maps across the towns they deliver to, and set up ads that ring the phone.
Behind the scenes, the chores run themselves: a missed call turns into a task and a text alert for the team, so nobody gets forgotten, reviews flow onto the site, and the owner gets a short report every day.
Read the Farmers Direct Hay storyThe 66 were counted one by one from their sales records. Customers they already had are not included. Sales: $82,446.36 exactly, before tax and after refunds. Photos: Farmers Direct Hay.
An agriculture marketing agency for working farms
We only work with farm and horse businesses, so you never have to explain what a round bale is.

Hay suppliers
Folks searching “hay near me” find you, see what you have and call before they call the other guy.

Feed stores
Your store shows up on Google Maps in the towns around you, with your hours, reviews and a tap to call.

Horse barns
Boarding, training and lessons. Horse owners looking for a barn find yours and reach out.

Farms that sell direct
Beef, eggs, produce or plants. A simple site that tells people what you have and how to get it.
Photos: Farmers Direct Hay.
Pull up a chair
Tell us about your farm. We will look at how folks find you today and tell you, plainly, what we would do first. No pressure and no hard sell.
