Schoogital:
If you want to develop a website for your business, startup or Organization then you are at the right place!!

Having more than 7 years of industry experience in web development filed. I have already designed and developed more then 80 websites in html, css, jquery, javascript and wordpress.

Service Includes:

A fully functioning and responsive website (Mobile, Tablet, Laptop, Screens)
An eye catching Design.
Web site Design and Development.
Clean, stylish and unique looking web designs to help you stand out on the web
Newsletter signup forms
SEO friendly and social media integration from the start
100% Satisfaction

Why me?

7+ years in web development.
Develop more then 80 projects
I have portfolio of my all projects, kindly Drop me a message on WhatsApp to get my portfolio.

I am available 24 hours for assistance.


If you have any questions or would like to get started right away, feel free to message on WhatsApp or call me at any time.



https:///2348030544960

080...30544...960

Schoogital:
Announcement: Because the spate of scams and fraudulent Web designers in Nairaland is increasing, i have decided to initiate a "PAY AFTER I DELIVER YOUR WORK POLICY or FOR MORE COMPLEX & TIME CONSUMING DESIGNS WE CAN USE ESCROW"

Times – they are a changing! Even for farmers and Agric businesses.

“Digital Agriculture” is becoming a buzzword in the industry for how you can integrate digital into the farming process. The use of big data is going to completely transform the industry, but it goes beyond that. Technology is here to stay and it’s in Farmers’ hands to take on how much they want to take advantage of it. Here’s how to build a digital presence for your farm, and how to leverage it to benefit both your farm and the surrounding community.

1. Start with a Website.
Your farm needs a website. If you don’t already have a website, your first step is to create one. Don’t be intimidated — you don’t need to have any technical knowledge or coding abilities to keep your website up to date. You do want to make sure that you update it often enough that any information on the page is accurate. Things such as what’s in season, what you specialize in or simply what’s going on at your farm can help pique interest. You will want to make sure that the consumers know where to find you, and why it’s worth buying fresh, local food from your farm. For example, add an “About Us” that tells your story and helps visitors feel a connection to your farm. If you believe in sustainable farming, talk about your approach. Use your website to inform and engage potential customers — the more connected they feel to your farm, the more they will see you as an integral part of the community and they’ll feel more invested in your success.

2. Make sure that the consumers know where to find you

3. Don’t Forget about SEO!
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is all about making sure that the right people can find you online. It’s worth investing in, whether you’re investing your own time into learning about SEO or consulting with a paid expert. Either way, make sure that your website is optimized so that your local community can easily find you on the internet, even if they aren’t searching specifically for your farm’s name. For example, you might want to show up as a top result for “healthy food near me” or “eating local” when someone in your area searches for those terms on Google or any other search engine.

The best way to make sure your website ranks well in search engine results is to keep it populated with meaningful content. A blog is probably one of the most straightforward ways to do this: commit to publishing a new post at least once every two weeks. You can talk about what you’re producing, share the trials and tribulations of managing a farm, or answer frequently-asked questions. You’ll be creating more content for people to find online, as well as engaging with readers.

4. Be Active on Social Media.
Most people are on a social media platform these days — in fact, there’s a good chance you have a personal account already. But that account is for you as an individual, not your farm. So, if your farm does not already have a Facebook or Instagram page, make one! Make sure to include a link to your website, contact information, and any other information visitors might need to have.

One of the most important parts of using social media for any business is staying active on it. Post updates regularly — share what farmer’s markets or events you will be at, and how customers can purchase from you. But your page should not be all about trying to find customers. Remember that it’s easier to make profits from loyal repeat customers than constantly trying to find new first-time customers. So, instead of trying to sound promotional all the time, use your page to tell a story and showcase what is happening on the farm, and share your experiences at the farmer’s market. You can also use your page as an educational resource, and explain why (and how) things work on the farm.

One thing to keep in mind is that on any social media platform — whether you use Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook — images always get better engagement. Use that to your advantage and post relevant pictures with your status updates. Chances are, you have a phone with a decent camera. Start snapping away as you go about your day on the farm.

Some ideas:

Take a picture of the harvest and use it as an opportunity to talk about anything special about that produce: is it high in a particular vitamin? Do you grow a special variety? What’s the best way to cook it?
If you have animals, take cute pictures of them. Introduce your farm dog, or your farm cats, or tell a heartwarming story about a particular dairy cow.
See a pretty sunset over the fields? Take a photo and share the beauty of the landscape with the local community.
Take a picture as you set up at a farmer’s market in the morning and post it with a caption of where you are, how long you’ll be there and what you’re selling.

5. Consider Email Marketing.
Can you collect customers’ email addresses through your website? Or can you print out a sheet to have at customers fill out at farmer’s markets to sign up for your newsletter? Use that list of email addresses to keep in touch with your customers: remind them of your schedule of events and where they can find you, or any news from the farm. Modern email marketing technology can make this really easy; just remember not to spam your list with a constant barrage of promotional emails.

In the beginning, building a digital presence can be tough. It’s hard to know where to start. But the benefits are worth it, especially for local farmers like you who are a key part of their community. If you need some help getting started, or getting more from your existing digital strategies, please contact us. Whatsapp us on https:///2348030544960 or call - 080...30544...960

Designing a stunning website for your Agric business, enterprise or brand is what we do best, we believe your online presence should be as unique as your business.

We take pride in giving our clients a first class service ranging from e-commerce, agency, blog/news, real-estate

Our service includes:

•A fully functioning and responsive website (mobile, tablet, laptop, screens)
•An eye catching design.
•Web site design and development.
•Clean, stylish and unique looking web designs to help you stand out on the web
•newsletter signup forms
•seo friendly and social media integration

You can count on us:

If you need it done "right"

If you need your site to be mobile responsive and optimized for speed.

If you need it done quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality.

If you need someone completely committed to your project who will respond very fast to your messages.

If you need someone to be able to make creative decisions for the success of your project.


If you have any questions or would like to get started right away, feel free to message on WhatsApp or call me at any time.



https:///2348030544960

080...30544...960

Schoogital:
A website tells a lot about a business. It shows how much thought the business puts into its brand and whether it values having a website.

Unfortunately, far too many companies don’t really value their websites and don’t get the full benefit out of them. They neglect design, website copy, and other important essentials. They put the focus only on making sales.

This results in a really bad website and leaves visitors unsure if the company is the best one to do business with. This is why it’s so important to have a value proposition. A website needs to tell visitors in a couple of sentences or less why their business is the best choice for the visitor, instead of sending a bunch of different messages that won’t be received.

Schoogital:
Announcement: Because the spate of scams and fraudulent Web designers in Nairaland is increasing, i have decided to initiate a "PAY AFTER I DELIVER YOUR WORK POLICY or FOR MORE COMPLEX & TIME CONSUMING DESIGNS WE CAN USE ESCROW"

Times – they are a changing! Even for farmers and Agric businesses.

“Digital Agriculture” is becoming a buzzword in the industry for how you can integrate digital into the farming process. The use of big data is going to completely transform the industry, but it goes beyond that. Technology is here to stay and it’s in Farmers’ hands to take on how much they want to take advantage of it. Here’s how to build a digital presence for your farm, and how to leverage it to benefit both your farm and the surrounding community.

1. Start with a Website.
Your farm needs a website. If you don’t already have a website, your first step is to create one. Don’t be intimidated — you don’t need to have any technical knowledge or coding abilities to keep your website up to date. You do want to make sure that you update it often enough that any information on the page is accurate. Things such as what’s in season, what you specialize in or simply what’s going on at your farm can help pique interest. You will want to make sure that the consumers know where to find you, and why it’s worth buying fresh, local food from your farm. For example, add an “About Us” that tells your story and helps visitors feel a connection to your farm. If you believe in sustainable farming, talk about your approach. Use your website to inform and engage potential customers — the more connected they feel to your farm, the more they will see you as an integral part of the community and they’ll feel more invested in your success.

2. Make sure that the consumers know where to find you

3. Don’t Forget about SEO!
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is all about making sure that the right people can find you online. It’s worth investing in, whether you’re investing your own time into learning about SEO or consulting with a paid expert. Either way, make sure that your website is optimized so that your local community can easily find you on the internet, even if they aren’t searching specifically for your farm’s name. For example, you might want to show up as a top result for “healthy food near me” or “eating local” when someone in your area searches for those terms on Google or any other search engine.

The best way to make sure your website ranks well in search engine results is to keep it populated with meaningful content. A blog is probably one of the most straightforward ways to do this: commit to publishing a new post at least once every two weeks. You can talk about what you’re producing, share the trials and tribulations of managing a farm, or answer frequently-asked questions. You’ll be creating more content for people to find online, as well as engaging with readers.

4. Be Active on Social Media.
Most people are on a social media platform these days — in fact, there’s a good chance you have a personal account already. But that account is for you as an individual, not your farm. So, if your farm does not already have a Facebook or Instagram page, make one! Make sure to include a link to your website, contact information, and any other information visitors might need to have.

One of the most important parts of using social media for any business is staying active on it. Post updates regularly — share what farmer’s markets or events you will be at, and how customers can purchase from you. But your page should not be all about trying to find customers. Remember that it’s easier to make profits from loyal repeat customers than constantly trying to find new first-time customers. So, instead of trying to sound promotional all the time, use your page to tell a story and showcase what is happening on the farm, and share your experiences at the farmer’s market. You can also use your page as an educational resource, and explain why (and how) things work on the farm.

One thing to keep in mind is that on any social media platform — whether you use Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook — images always get better engagement. Use that to your advantage and post relevant pictures with your status updates. Chances are, you have a phone with a decent camera. Start snapping away as you go about your day on the farm.

Some ideas:

Take a picture of the harvest and use it as an opportunity to talk about anything special about that produce: is it high in a particular vitamin? Do you grow a special variety? What’s the best way to cook it?
If you have animals, take cute pictures of them. Introduce your farm dog, or your farm cats, or tell a heartwarming story about a particular dairy cow.
See a pretty sunset over the fields? Take a photo and share the beauty of the landscape with the local community.
Take a picture as you set up at a farmer’s market in the morning and post it with a caption of where you are, how long you’ll be there and what you’re selling.

5. Consider Email Marketing.
Can you collect customers’ email addresses through your website? Or can you print out a sheet to have at customers fill out at farmer’s markets to sign up for your newsletter? Use that list of email addresses to keep in touch with your customers: remind them of your schedule of events and where they can find you, or any news from the farm. Modern email marketing technology can make this really easy; just remember not to spam your list with a constant barrage of promotional emails.

In the beginning, building a digital presence can be tough. It’s hard to know where to start. But the benefits are worth it, especially for local farmers like you who are a key part of their community. If you need some help getting started, or getting more from your existing digital strategies, please contact us. Whatsapp us on https:///2348030544960 or call - 080...30544...960

Designing a stunning website for your Agric business, enterprise or brand is what we do best, we believe your online presence should be as unique as your business.

We take pride in giving our clients a first class service ranging from e-commerce, agency, blog/news, real-estate

Our service includes:

•A fully functioning and responsive website (mobile, tablet, laptop, screens)
•An eye catching design.
•Web site design and development.
•Clean, stylish and unique looking web designs to help you stand out on the web
•newsletter signup forms
•seo friendly and social media integration

You can count on us:

If you need it done "right"

If you need your site to be mobile responsive and optimized for speed.

If you need it done quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality.

If you need someone completely committed to your project who will respond very fast to your messages.

If you need someone to be able to make creative decisions for the success of your project.


If you have any questions or would like to get started right away, feel free to message on WhatsApp or call me at any time.



https:///2348030544960

080...30544...960

Schoogital:
Designing a stunning website for your business, enterprise or brand is what we do best, we believe your online presence should be as unique as your business.

We take pride in giving our clients a first class service ranging from e-commerce, agency, blog/news, real-estate

Our service includes:

•A fully functioning and responsive website (mobile, tablet, laptop, screens)
•An eye catching design.
•Web site design and development.
•Clean, stylish and unique looking web designs to help you stand out on the web
•newsletter signup forms
•seo friendly and social media integration

You can count on us:

If you need it done "right"

If you need your site to be mobile responsive and optimized for speed.

If you need it done quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality.

If you need someone completely committed to your project who will respond very fast to your messages.

If you need someone to be able to make creative decisions for the success of your project.


If you have any questions or would like to get started right away, feel free to message on WhatsApp or call me at any time.



https:///2348030544960

080...30544...960

Schoogital:
Designing a stunning website for your business, enterprise or brand is what we do best, we believe your online presence should be as unique as your business.

We take pride in giving our clients a first class service ranging from e-commerce, agency, blog/news, real-estate

Our service includes:

•A fully functioning and responsive website (mobile, tablet, laptop, screens)
•An eye catching design.
•Web site design and development.
•Clean, stylish and unique looking web designs to help you stand out on the web
•newsletter signup forms
•seo friendly and social media integration

You can count on us:

If you need it done "right"

If you need your site to be mobile responsive and optimized for speed.

If you need it done quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality.

If you need someone completely committed to your project who will respond very fast to your messages.

If you need someone to be able to make creative decisions for the success of your project.


If you have any questions or would like to get started right away, feel free to message on WhatsApp or call me at any time.



https:///2348030544960

080...30544...960