Whether you’re working with Grapevine or on your own to set up a website or email marketing, you may be wondering which photos to select and how large they should be. Will your existing photos work? What should be in your photos? Read on to learn our tips!

For purposes of this comparison, we’re focusing solely on platforms that will enable you to have both your complete website and your online store together under one roof, so we’re zeroing in on GrazeCart vs. Shopify vs. Square.

Learn about how you can spend a little time now building out your farm website’s FAQ page to save a lot of time in the future and enhance the user experience.

Getting your farm photos ready for use in your website and marketing emails is easy — just download the free software, then crop, scale, and export. Here’s our step-by-step guide!

Check out our checklists and conversational prompts to help you stress less. The faster you have everything ready, the faster we can build your website!

Let’s hash it out: is it better for your farm to sell by the pound or by the package?

Whether you’re launching your first online store or considering a platform shift, think through your needs before you invest precious time and money into a farm website platform.

Stock photos often get a bad rap for being cheesy and inauthentic, but the right ones can take your farm’s e-commerce store to the level while staying true to your brand identity.

When we say “optimize,” we are referring primarily to the process of compressing file size enough so that it loads quickly, but not so much that it doesn’t look crisp. We also consider visual consistency.