WordPress Care Plans + E-commerce + Website Marketing
First, let’s congratulate The Whole Almond on their future success. They are about to launch this new online store, and they have new products in the works that will change their business. It’s an exciting time! Here’s a rundown of a project I recently completed with a client I’ve known for years, and I’m happy […]
Case Study: The Whole Almond, Pre-order Pickup with Multiple Locations Read More »
This is the QR Code for Internet-Farmer.com. You’ve seen them on ads, posters, shop windows, and on menus. If you haven’t before, point and shoot with your phone and you should end up at my homepage. As we get in to this, this may not be the right tool for everyone, but it’s kinda the
E-commerce Tip: QR Codes Read More »
Tip: Review your e-commerce software settings in detail. It’s how you communicate everything from store hours, to pickup times, to receipts, return and privacy policies and more. There’s dozens of opportunities to run operations smoothly, and market yourself within the sales process by thinking creatively, like adding links to your gift certificates in your receipts.
Hi I’m Jeremy Bloom, Internet Farmer. I’ve been thinking about Gift Certificates. One of the greatest gifts of e-commerce is the ever-present Gift Certificate. It’s in just about every shopping cart I’ve ever seen, or has been a module that was easily added in. It’s all managed by the shopping cart. It’s both a product,
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The topic for this year’s day-long gathering was Food Hubs. Jeremy was asked to facilitate discussions about Emerging Technologies in Food Hubs. The topics unfortunately did not unearth “food hub technology” that we all thought might be there, but it was certainly an interesting discussion covering everything from phone Apps to food sovereignty to getting
Slow Money Maine Gathering 2015 Read More »
Client: Maine Farm & Sea Cooperative (MFSC) Site: MaineFarmAndSea.coop Projects: NationBuilder.com Discovery, Website Setup & Development; E-commerce Setup & Integration; Content Development & Implementation; Video Direction & Implementation; Media Production; Campaign Strategy & Development; Website Architecture Welcome to the nation’s first cooperative institutional dining service. Which, is the first time ever to challenge the
Project Review: the Maine Farm & Sea Cooperative Read More »
Client: Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) Site: LegalServicesFoodHub.org Projects: Website Architecture; Design Guidance & Implementation; WordPress Blog Strategy & Implementation This summer we got to work with CLF to improve a website for a service they coordinate focused on food hubs in New England. The site is a connector for food hubs looking for legal advice
Project Review: LegalServicesFoodHub.org – Conservation Law Foundation Read More »
We have until December 15 to comment on the re-proposed FSMA Produce Rule and Preventive Controls Rule from FDA. Here’s a brief synopsis, what to do, and why you might want to take this action… Where is this at right now? (as of this writing on 12/9/14) FSMA was written in to law in 2011
Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) – We have until December 15 to comment Read More »
After recently attending Slow Food’s Terra Madre conference held in October 2014 in Turin, Italy I find myself obsessed with the potential power of networks like Terra Madre for political and social action. This global Terra Madre network is… “steeped in values that are revolutionary, that is, capable of changing our destiny, of transforming each
Terra Madre – The Global Network of Food & Political Action Read More »
It seems that on September 21, 2014, SNAP/EBT will no longer be free. I’m not sure it was ever entirely free, but there wasn’t a monthly fee. One company seems to be offering the equipment at $75/mo with no other fees and no long lease agreements on the equipment. Why the change? I guess it
SNAP/EBT Benefits(a.k.a. food stamps) Add Cost For Retailers Read More »