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Does Email Marketing Actually Work for Farms – and Why Are My Emails Going to the Promotions Folder?
Email marketing is the most powerful tool a farm has — when it’s done right. This episode covers why email outperforms every other platform, why your emails might be sitting unread in the promotions folder, and exactly what to send your list once you have one.
Why is email marketing more effective than social media for farms?
Email marketing is estimated to be thousands of times more effective than other marketing platforms because subscribers have given explicit permission to be contacted, there’s no algorithm filtering your message, and you own the list.
Social media is where people scroll. Email is where people buy. When someone is ready to make a purchasing decision, they go to their inbox, because that’s where trust lives.
Why are my farm emails going to the promotions folder?
Emails go to the promotions folder for two main reasons: deliverability problems (account setup, sending patterns, list hygiene) and weak subject lines that don’t earn the open.
Both are skill gaps, not signs that email marketing doesn’t work. Subject lines are the single most fixable variable. They need to feel personal, specific, curious, or directly tied to a problem your reader has right now. Generic subject lines like “Farm Update” get ignored every time.
How do you write farm email subject lines that actually get opened?
Write subject lines that sound like a friend texting you, not a marketer broadcasting an announcement.
Think about your own inbox: you open emails that feel personal, that hit on something you care about, or that promise to solve a real problem. Subject lines like “The 5:30 freezer moment” outperform “Farm Update” because they’re specific to a real situation your customer experiences.
How do you build a farm email list from scratch?
Build your list through three channels: a lead magnet on your website, social media posts that funnel people to your list, and in-person opportunities like library workshops, garden clubs, and partnerships with local wellness businesses.
A great example: Charlotte’s student Cassie built “5 High-Protein Dinners to Simplify Your Life.” Five recipes featuring her ground beef, with a meal plan and her phone number on the last page. Made in Canva in an afternoon. Other farmers asked her for the file before she finished showing it.
What should farmers email their customers about?
Email about things your customers actually care about: their lives, problems, and goals. Not just what’s available this week.
Pure transactional emails (“Eggs available, $6/dozen”) feel like a stranger asking for money. Story-based emails build relationship. Charlotte once sold out of London broil she didn’t know what to do with by sending one email with a recipe and the story of how she figured it out. Relationship comes first; the sale follows naturally.
How often should farmers email their customers?
More often than you think. At least weekly during selling seasons, and consistently year-round to stay top of mind.
A cold list is hard to sell to. The goal is for customers to see your name in their inbox and feel something positive. Not every email is a pitch. Some are stories, some are tips, some are farm updates, and the rhythm matters more than the perfection.
Can someone write farm marketing emails for me?
Short answer: yes. In June 2026 we are taking on 30 farmers and building them an entire year of marketing assets specifically for their farm.
This includes the lead magnet, welcome sequence, weekly emails laid out across the year, seasonal launch emails, and matching social posts (all customized to your customer interview language). The first farmer who tested this cried when she saw it. This bonus is only available for June 2026 enrollment as a bonus – we have to see how much time it takes first to know if we can continue to offer it again.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Free email marketing course for farmers – charlottemsmith.com/free-email-course
- Profitable Farmer Marketing program — June 2026 cohort opens with ‘The Power of One’ welcome workshop on Tuesday, June 23rd. Full-pay enrollment includes the done-for-you year-of-marketing-assets bonus. Sign up at charlottemsmith.com/masterclass
FAQ
Q: What email platform should farmers use?
Kit (formerly ConvertKit) and MailerLite both have free tiers under 1,000 subscribers and work well for farms. Pick one and learn it well rather than switching tools.
Q: How long should a farm marketing email be?
Long enough to tell the story, short enough that nothing extra survives. Most strong farm emails land between 200 and 500 words.
Q: Will my customers unsubscribe if I email weekly?
Some will, and that’s fine — those weren’t your customers anyway. The right people will look forward to your emails.
Q: Do I need to write a year of emails before I start?
No. Start with one email a week. The discipline matters more than the inventory.
Q: How do I avoid sounding salesy in my emails?
Read every email out loud before sending. If you wouldn’t say it to a friend at your kitchen table, rewrite it.
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I get asked by farmers a lot if email marketing actually works. And another question I get asked a
lot along with that is, why are my emails going to the promotions folder or the spam folder?
So welcome back to the podcast. I’m Charlotte Smith. It’s a Profitable Mindset Podcast.
If you’ve been following along, we’re on episode three of a four-part series where I’m talking
about how to build a foundation for your farm marketing and how to build a brand that eliminates
competition. And this isn’t just a nice to have or something we do for fun. This is how my farmers
are making more money than they ever imagined possible in their lives. You’ve heard a lot of them
on the podcast. I try to interview them regularly and they share their success with you.
And today we’re going into the one thing they’re learning that makes them more money than anything.
And that is the skill of email marketing. It’s a thing I talk about more than anything else.
And the thing that my clients tell me changed their farm business faster than anything they’ve ever
tried. And this is small farms, big farms. Everything in between. One person farms on a small city
lot doing a flower farm all the way up to thousands of acres on their farm. Email marketing is
withstood. The test of time. But I also know that email marketing has a reputation problem.
I hear it constantly. People say, I’ve tried sending emails, but nobody opens them. They go
straight to the promotions folder. I don’t think my customers actually read marketing emails.
I’ve heard it all. And I get it. If you’ve sent emails that didn’t work in the past,
and by didn’t work, meaning You didn’t make any money off of them. It’s easy to assume that email
marketing is the problem and it just doesn’t work. But here’s what I know after almost two decades
of email marketing myself and coaching thousands of farmers, and that is email marketing still
absolutely works. What doesn’t work is email marketing done without the right skills.
When it’s done wrong, it’s not going to work. It’ll never work. And if you’re not making sales with
it, you’re doing it wrong. It’s not an email marketing problem. It’s just a skill gap.
You haven’t yet learned the skill of doing it in a way that works. And that is, of course,
of course you haven’t. There’s multiple steps. So today I’m going to break down several of those
skills and how you can start building them. So first of all,
Let me start with a number that I share with almost every single farmer I coach because I want it
to land with you. Email marketing done properly. is statistics show about 3,600 times more
effective than any other marketing platform. It’s not twice as good. It’s not 10 times as good.
3,600 times more effective. You will make 3,600 times more dollars on email marketing than any
other kind of marketing, whether that is any of the social media platforms, paid ads, TV,
newspapers, billboards, local flyers. mail, anything you can think of, email marketing beats out
thousands and thousands of times. And when farmers who’ve been spending money on those things hear
that number, they’re usually a combination of they’re shocked, a little disbelieving and frustrated
because they didn’t know. And of course not. Nobody tells us this stuff. We start our farms.
And then when we start struggling with sales, we start looking around. Then hopefully we stumble
across email marketing. Because again, it’s worked for now going on three decades,
making businesses money when they learned to do it right. So, so many farmers get frustrated
because they were putting their time and money into things that were giving them only a fraction of
the return they could have gotten. And many of them go out of business before they ever discover
how to market in a way that works. So why is email so much more powerful?
A few reasons. First, When someone is on your email list,
it’s because they opted in. They asked to be there. They wanted to be there. They gave you
permission to talk to them. We don’t buy email lists. That won’t work. You won’t make any money if
you’re scraping buying lists from somebody. We teach you how to build an email list full of people
who want to hear from you. They’re open and interested in hearing what you have to say. And that is
a completely different relationship than someone who is just scrolling past your account,
your ad, your posts on any social media platform. All right. The second reason is there’s no
algorithm in email. When you post on social media, the platform,
the algorithms built into the platform decide whether to show your content to followers or not,
or anybody. And it usually shows them to very few of them. A very small percentage of people will
see your posts. When you send an email, it goes directly to that person every time.
Less than 1% of our emails go to spam.
in my coaching program. All right. Third, you own your email list.
What I mean by that is you don’t own your Facebook following or your Instagram following.
You can’t just grab all those people following you and send them a message all at once.
You cannot do that. You cannot post and get very many of them to see it.
If those platforms change their rules tomorrow or if they disappear or if your account gets shut
down, those followers are gone. Your email list, on the other hand, belongs to you.
You can reach out at any time to everyone all at once and trust that they’ll see your email.
20%, 30%, 40%, sometimes even more will open your email.
And when you implement the skills I teach, a certain percentage will order or buy whatever the
action is you want them to take in that email. So let me give you a concrete example.
If you have a thousand followers on social media and a thousand people on your email list,
and you post something on social media, three to 6% of them will see it.
It’s not very many. If you send an email to a thousand people,
998 of them will see it. 20,
30, 40% or more will open it. And 10% of them at least will buy.
You just can’t get those numbers or that those actions on social media.
All right. And then number four, this is a big one. Email is where people make purchasing
decisions. When someone’s ready to buy, they go to their inbox. That’s where trust lives for most
people. It’s where they have the information they need. It’s where they’ve already said yes to
hearing from you. Social media is where people scroll and every once in a while they stop and buy
something, but they aren’t buying the things that we’re selling on our farms.
enough of a quantity to build us a profitable farm. Social media is where people are wasting time,
spending time, scrolling by. They don’t feel a desire to buy. They don’t feel compelled to buy your
things. But when you implement email, marketing and the way I teach, we funnel people from social
media to our email lists. You build a relationship with them. They trust you because they see you
consistently and then they buy. And it’s not just theory that I’m telling you this.
This is what my farmers jump on the podcast and their interviews and tell us this time and time
again. All right. So another challenge people face though, is that they will tell me things like
but my emails go to the promotions folder. So you’ve heard me say email works and you might be
thinking that you’ve tried it, but they sit in the promotions tab and nobody opens them. And again,
this is another skill gap. And I say that with all the care and compassion in the world,
because I don’t want you to feel bad about it. Nobody’s born knowing how to write emails that get
opened or land in the right place. I wasn’t, I learned it and I teach farmers how to do it every
day. There’s two specific skills involved when an email doesn’t get opened.
The first is deliverability. And you got to get your email into the inbox instead of the promotions
or the spam. And this has to do with things like how your email marketing account is set up, what
kind of language you use in your emails, how… your list has been in the past?
What have you done to warm them up? These are all things we work on. They’re all things that we fix
in the Profitable Farmer Coaching Program. They’re things you can learn and we teach you step-by
-step how to do it. So there is a skill to getting your emails to land in the inbox.
The second skill, and this is a big one, is your subject line. Your subject line is the only thing
standing between your email sitting unread and your customer feeling compelled to open it and buy
from you. If your subject line doesn’t give them a compelling reason to open, it doesn’t matter how
good the email is. And we coach on subject lines all the time. And in June in The Profitable
Farmer, when you join, you will get a year’s worth of marketing. done for you,
including powerful subject lines. Me and my team are just taking a limited number of farmers in
June and… program will not open again until November because we are going to give marketing plans
to every person who joins in June, including making sure your subject lines are compelling and
teaching you how to warm up your list so they will actually be interested in what you have to say.
All right. So, and having a compelling subject line. I know you’ve had this experience.
So think about your own inbox. If you’re scrolling through your emails, what makes you stop and
open one? It’s usually one of a few things, something that speaks directly to something you care
about or something that makes you curious or it feels personal, something that promises to solve a
problem you’ve got going on right now. That’s what your subject lines need to do.
And it is a craft. It is a learned skill and it’s something you’ll get better at over time with
practice and feedback. That’s what our coaching calls are for. You write your emails, you come up
with a great subject line, you raise your hand on a coaching call, we’ll help you fine tune it. I
want to give you an example of how this skill develops. I have a client named Emily who runs a
flower farm and she came, started my program, convinced that email marketing wasn’t going to work
for her.
tried to do the five-day launch system I teach, she would get to day three and just stop.
She said, I struggle with sending five emails. I do three and then I’d be like,
nope, I’m done. But the emails she did write, they were too long. She brought them to a coaching
call. We reviewed them. She was trying to cram everything in. She could possibly say about…
products, trying to fit that into every single email. And she knew her emails would get all
convoluted, but she thought she had to include all this information. Here’s what changed for her.
Inside the Profitable Farmer coaching program, she learned by raising her hand and having us review
her emails, how to write engaging emails that connected with customers, built trust and compelled
them to buy. She spent her year in the program learning to write emails in the way I teach.
Emails that sell, but in a very feel good way that her customers felt like she was helping them.
That’s what’s important. If you feel like you’re being salesy, that’s not going to work.
People aren’t going to buy from you if you’re being salesy or spammy. She learned how to sell.
What I teach is marketing and selling. is serving. When you learn to write your emails in a way
that is serving, people will buy from you. So we redid her five-day launch. Those were her highest
opening, highest selling emails ever. She learned how to write like what sounded like a real
person, like she was standing there talking to her customers. Everything clicked. And in that
launch, she got six times the income. of any other launch she’d ever done in years prior at the
highest price she charged to date. Six times the sales from the previous time she did it.
From the same flower farm, the same customer list. by getting better at this one specific skill.
So that’s what I mean when I say it’s a craft. The first time you write a subject line, it’s going
to feel awkward. That’s why we started doing these done for you subject lines. And so you don’t
start with a blank screen anymore or a blank empty subject line. You have a starting place and you
keep practicing. And by the time you’ve written 10, 20, and even 50 subject lines, you will know so
much more about what works for your people. And then you will be like Emily and many other of my
clients doing 5, 10, 20 times the sales they’ve ever done. So just know that inside the Profitable
Farmer Marketing Program, you get a year’s worth of marketing done for you.
After you give us your… ideal customer interview transcripts. We tell you exactly what we need
from you. It’ll take you a couple of weeks to pull the information together at the most. You get it
to us and you will get your package of a year’s worth of marketing customized to your farm.
you’ll use those to start with and learn from and build marketing from there. This is a huge leg
up. It’s something that we have spent the last few years trying to get in place. Now we have the
system set up to do this. So this leg up, marketing done for you, and then you can use it as a
template going forward. So in our coaching calls, It’s so awesome to have someone look at your
marketing with fresh eyes because I know when you’re writing it, you can get so caught up in it and
we can’t even feel anymore if it’s working or not going to work.
And having outside expert eyes look at it can be so helpful. All right.
So we’ve talked about why email works and why it might not be working for you right now.
Now let’s talk about how to actually build your list. If you listened to the first episode in this
series, we talked about how step one is writing down everyone who you know who might be interested
in what you sell. That’s the start of it. But you can’t build a farm business on just the people
you already know. That will give you a start, but you got to keep building from there. You got to
keep growing your list with new people, people who don’t. you yet. So once we get beyond what I
call the low hanging fruit, that’s friends and family, in order to build a sustainable farm and
continue making sales, you got to keep finding new people. Here’s how you do that. Your website.
It’s a number one way to grow your email list over the long term. When your website is set up
properly and I give you the Squarespace template that’s already set up.
properly. So we make it really easy for you. And when you have it set up in a way that will attract
customers who want your products, you don’t have to start from scratch. And on this website,
it has what we call a lead magnet. That’s something valuable that you offer potential customers
free in exchange for their email. This could be a recipe using your products.
an instructional tutorial on the perfect holiday arrangement,
for instance, or a quick checklist, whatever is useful to your ideal customer.
And I teach you how to find that out. You’ve got to find out what’s useful to them. I show you how
to do it. You create this freebie. It’s all set up in the website template. And in the Profitable
Farmer, In that marketing packet you get, the done for you, years worth of marketing,
you will get a lead magnet that is specific to your ideal customer. So again, you don’t have to
start that from scratch either. What happens is when you implement what I teach and you get your
site in front of people regularly and they see that offer, they’ll sign up for your email list.
And now they’re on your list and you engage with them every two weeks or one week.
Ideally, you engage with them once a week, but if you can’t do that, at least every two weeks, then
what happens is people start to trust you and they will not buy from you unless they trust you.
When they trust you, they start to buy from you. All right,
next, social media. I know I spent a lot of time talking about how social media is not the
foundation, but it is a very useful way to build your email list. You’re going to funnel people to
your email list from social media. So when you post on Instagram or Facebook, you do a reel,
a story, whatever it might be. The goal of that post is to get people to click on a link and sign
up for your list, not to make a sale that can’t be your goal of posting on social media is to make
a sale because actually you’ll get penalized. But instead, the goal of social media is to move them
off the platform and onto your email list where you can sell to them. All right.
And another great way to build your email list that I encourage my clients to spend time on every
single week. I did this every week. Every week I took every Wednesday afternoon and got out in my
community and met people. So you build your email list with in-person opportunities.
Okay. And this is huge, especially if you’re in a rural area, you got to get off the farm.
There’s no way around it. You got to get out and talk to people. And I give you a two page list of
all the different ways people in the profitable farmer are getting off their farms and building
their email list. You get the list of all the ways they’re doing it. You can speak at your
library’s gardening club. You can do a free cooking tutorial.
You can do a flower arranging workshop at the library. I used to teach cheese classes at local
wineries. You could partner with a health-focused chiropractor or a wellness studio.
I’ve had products in CrossFit boxes. We had a freezer of our meat in a local fish store.
All right, you got to get out in your community and start spreading the word. Say yes to every
invitation. Um, my first few years in business, I live in a town,
I live five miles outside the nearest town and it’s 400 people. It’s very tiny. But I said yes to
every invitation to speak or show up in public those first few years of building my farm business.
And I grew steadily because of that. I went to garden clubs, book clubs,
food meets, um, little pop-up farmer’s market. experiences at the local hospital where they were
introducing the medical staff to local farms. And I engaged with wineries,
you name it. I grew my email list steadily, consistently, one person at a time.
Okay. It’s not glamorous. It’s, there’s no magic pill. Everybody starts their email list at one and
everybody builds their email list one person at a time. And it works to build an engaged email
list. And you learn all of this in the profitable farmer. It’s a learned skill. So try this on your
own. If you don’t move at the speed you are happy with getting your farm profitable,
consider the profitable farmer. We do all this for you. This for the first time, June,
2026, we’re going to give you a done for you marketing plan. If you haven’t already heard this
story, My daughter Hayden, I interviewed her on the podcast all last year while she was starting
her flower farm. She started with $500 in savings, a corporate job with 12-hour shifts,
no greenhouse, no formal training, and a weedy corner of our farm to work with.
I documented her entire year, but here’s the part that matters for today’s conversation.
In her very first month, before she had a single flower in the ground, Hayden had built an email
list of 43 subscribers using the strategies I teach. About half of those people were strangers.
The other half were me, her grandma, all her friends. But half of those were strangers,
people she didn’t personally know. She got them without spending a dime on advertising,
just doing the things I teach here, word of mouth, getting herself in front of people. And a few
weeks later, she made $1,000 in pre-sales. before a single flower bloomed and your first year of
flower farming before you have anything for sale, having that thousand dollars in income is
crucial. It was so helpful. And every one of those pre-sales came from someone on our list,
not from a Facebook ad, not from a stranger walking by in a farmer’s market.
from people she’d built a relationship with through email. People who said, yeah,
I want to hear from you. I want to get on this woman’s email list. And then they said yes when she
made an offer to serve them. They said yes to buying something.
And for those of you who are sitting there thinking that you have nothing to sell yet, why would
you start an email list? My daughter’s a perfect example. You got to build the list now, build the
relationship now. If you’re starting your farm in the next six to 12 months, or you’re not going to
have something for sale for six months, maybe you’re in between season, you got to start building
those relationships now. By the time you have product again, you’ll have buyers. That’s the order
of operations, not the other way around. Many farmers wait too long. They wait till they have
product. And then they’re like, okay, now I’m ready to start learning marketing. And they lose a
whole first season of sales. They end up the season with a lot of product in the freezers or just
throwing it away. So you want to… the order right. Do it in order. Start building your list now.
Okay. So then let’s move on to the next part where we’re going to talk about what to actually email
about. This is where I see a lot of farmers freeze up. They might have a list of people who signed
up and they know they need to email them, but they can’t imagine what they’re supposed to say,
especially in the off season. So lots of times farmers will send nothing for months through the
winter when they don’t have product for sale. And what happens is what I call their list goes cold.
So then what happens is people aren’t engaged with you anymore. Many of them even forgot why they
signed up. So then finally, when you do email at the beginning of the next season saying something
like, Hey, we finally have eggs available this week.
People don’t remember why they signed up in the first place. Many of them will unsubscribe and it
doesn’t matter what you’re selling, flowers, meat, milk, eggs. If you take long breaks where you’re
not emailing them and then you start up, people don’t feel like they have a connection with you
anymore. They don’t feel like they have a relationship with you. And you’ve sent them this email
that’s purely transactional. It’s like, hey, buy something from me. Here’s the price. It doesn’t
build a relationship with them. It feels like a stranger walking up to them and asking them for
money. So you don’t want to take breaks. You’ve got to email year round. And again,
in our marketing program, you get a year’s worth of topics. So you will know what to write about in
the off season, what your customers will want to hear about.
is important about this is that you are writing about things that your customers care about,
which is very rarely farming practices. And yet that’s what most farmers are communicating about is
their farming practices. And I know this because I’m on tons of farmers email lists and I see their
marketing. I’m talking about their farming practices, but you’ve got to learn. And we talked about
this in the branding episode, what your customers care about, what problems do they have What goals
do they have? Learn about their lives. And then you write about it,
the things they’re interested in. You use their words. And again,
this is a learned skill. It sounds so crazy. Like a lot of farmers think my marketing has to be our
farm and our products. And that’s what makes people buy maybe information. Information doesn’t
sell. Relationship. with your customers sell. And that relationship comes from you talking about
things that interest them, not you. All right. So just know I’m super excited for the first time
after 13 years of teaching farmers marketing that my team and I have the tools to create a year’s
worth of marketing for you. So you’re not starting from scratch. This goes back to what we talked
about in the branding episode. two episodes ago, when you know who your dream customer is and what
problems and goals they have, you know what to email them about no matter what time of year it is.
And you email them about those things. You share the stories that interest them and you know they
interest them because they told you. We give you the exact questions to find this out. You share
things that are relevant to their life. This is all, all of this is you giving them value.
before you ask them to buy something from you. So that then when you do finally make an offer for
them to buy something, when you say this week, we have this available. This week, we’ve got signups
open for our flower shares, or we’re taking orders for a quarter B for our farm stores finally
open. We’ve got our fresh chickens in there. When you finally do that after communicating with them
consistently. They are ready to buy. They trust you. They’ve been reading your emails and feeling
like you get them and understand them. And so buying from you feels like the next natural step.
This is relationship-based marketing. It’s not a gimmick.
It’s not a trick. It’s actually just you caring about your customers and communicating in a way
that reflects that care. And that is a learned skill. You’re not born knowing it.
It’s going to be a struggle. You’re going to have to practice. You’re going to have to get my
feedback and my coach’s feedback, and you’re going to practice. You’re going to get better over
time. Okay, but let’s keep going. Another big question I get about email marketing is,
well, how often should I be doing it? Probably more than you think. Most farmers I start working
with have never emailed. or they built a list but then didn’t send anything,
or they’re emailing so infrequently that by the time they do send something,
people have forgotten who they are. We call that… cold list and a cold list,
list of cold people because they’re not engaged with you is very hard to get them to buy anything.
Instead, you want your list warm, what I call warm and engaged so that when people see your name in
their inbox, they immediately recognize your brand and they feel good about it. They know you’re
there to help them, period. So the general approach I teach is to email consistently enough to stay
on the top of their mind. But every email needs to give them a reason to open it,
which means every email needs to be worth reading. And not every email is a sales pitch.
Some are stories. Some are tips. Maybe you have some updates from the farm. Some are invitations to
learn something. But they’re all about things that your customer has told you they’re interested
in. And when you build that rhythm of regular, perhaps weekly or every two weeks,
communicating via email, your customers start to look forward to hearing from you.
Consistency builds trust. So when you have that rhythm of consistent weekly or consistent every
other week emails, you build trust with them. And then when you have something to sell,
they’re ready.
All right, here’s what I want you to take away from today. Email marketing works.
It’s a single most powerful tool you have to build a profitable farm business.
But it is a skill. Subject lines are a skill. Writing emails that connect are a learned skill.
And even building your list consistently is a skill. And none of these skills are out of reach for
you. They’re all learnable. We teach you step by step. We give you your done for you year long
marketing plan so you don’t start from scratch. Your marketing is customized to you and your farm
and your brand. When you have this done for you plan and you learn the steps so you know why it
works, everything changes for you. And then you just go about the rest of your year getting coached
and practicing and learning how to be profitable. All right. Next time we’re going to talk about
the last to final episode in this series, how to get customers coming to your farm.
But thanks for tuning in today. In June, I have Farm Marketing Week. I’m going live six times
teaching you a wide variety of things that are going to be useful for you that very same day.
You can sign up for that at charlottemsmith.com forward slash masterclass.
We’re going to talk about the profitable farmer. And again,
Consider joining in June. If you have not thought about doing this in the past or you’ve thought
you want to, but you weren’t sure if the timing was right, this is it. This is it.
Last time I’ll teach it until November because we are offering everyone who joins a done-for-you
marketing plan and we need time to get that. in place. So make sure you sign up for the
masterclass, consider joining, let us help you finally learn the skill of marketing so you can get
your farm profitable. All right, take care and I will see you next. week here on the Profitable
Mindset Podcast.
