Get your basic facts right
AI tools cross-check your farm against several sources before they recommend you. When your name, address, hours, and pickup details don't match, they hedge or leave you out.
Your customers are asking ChatGPT where to buy local food near them. Here's how to make sure your farm is the answer.
Used by farms that want to be found. From single-stall market growers to multi-channel food hubs.
27 practical steps to getting your farm recommended when customers ask AI where to buy.
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27 steps, ordered by what blocks the most farms, with copy-and-paste code, email templates, and a built-in prompt generator.
AI tools cross-check your farm against several sources before they recommend you. When your name, address, hours, and pickup details don't match, they hedge or leave you out.
AI tools answer one question at a time, and a page built for that exact question beats a general shop page. What each product page needs, including prices, and why your farm story should be built on concrete facts.
People type full questions into AI tools, not keywords. How to structure headings, answers, and FAQs so your pages match the shape of the question, including the boring ones customers actually ask.
Hidden code that states your farm's facts in a format software reads without guessing. Nothing your visitors will see, and ready-to-use code blocks you can copy and fill in with your own details.
Your site saying you're the best local farm is a claim. Three other sites saying it is evidence. Directories, market listings, reviews, and local press, plus an email template for requesting a listing.
Three quick checks that can undo everything else, then a free prompt generator that writes out the questions your customers ask so you can see whether AI tools name your farm.