In episode 12 of Agri Marketing Mastery, our Head of Digital Rob Marsden talks about low search volume and how to work with it which is sometimes necessary as an agribusiness marketer working in the agricultural industry.
The First Two Horsemen have Bolted – Can Boris’s Food Strategy Stop the Third?
Good news has been in short supply over recent years. Pestilence rode in from the east a little more than two years ago, trampling the vulnerable and frail in its pan-continental gallop, and War, blazing red with sword thrusting forth – albeit the rusting sword of a dying ideology – followed in its wake, just […]
How to Create High Converting Landing Pages
In episode 9 of Agri Marketing Mastery, Rob talks about landing pages and the critical elements needed to ensure the best possible conversion rates. If you’re an agribusiness looking for help with landing pages and lead generation campaigns, get in touch – we’d love to help.
A New Year’s Resolution You Should Add to Your List
It’s that time of year when we start to image our new selves. We set goals for the year and think about all the things we want to achieve. We of course do the same. In a business context, we think about what Red Stag Media is and how we can continue innovating for the […]
General Election 2019 – which party is best for the Countryside?
As if there hasn’t been enough political turbulence already what with the dreaded B word, now another event looms large on the horizon that is likely to prove every bit as bitter and divisive. But at least the forthcoming general election won’t drag on for year after year, unlike the events that led to it, […]
Case study: Raising awareness of Farm Expo – Kent’s newest farm machinery show
Farm Expo, which saw its inaugural running on March 6th at the Kent Showground, is a new farm machinery, supplies, and services show for the South East, and is aiming to become the region’s premier such event. If future years are anything like this year, Farm Expo will soon achieve that goal. Alongside Kent County […]
Now’s the time to build a war chest to defend field sports
Like many thousands of people in the field sports community, I woke up this morning hoping Natural England’s announcement to withdraw the General Licence from tomorrow (Thursday, April 25th) was just a bad dream. Sadly, it was not. In a shock coup d’etat, Wild Justice – the organisation set up by Chris Packham, Mark Avery […]
Time to reflect as shooting season draws to a close
As another shooting season draws to a close, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on the months just passed and those that lie ahead. Personally, it has been my least successful shooting season to date. With family and work commitments taking precedence, pre-season practice was all but non-existent and this, unsurprisingly, translated into […]