Creating The Voice of Organic Meats
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009Greensbury Market Principal Todd Horowitz recently decided to create a transparent & authoritative ‘organic meats voice’
online with the launch of his marketing & advertising effort. We had the chance to check in with him on why he decided to leverage business blogging:
Horowitz: “Greensbury Market is a new venture, and we’ve done no traditional advertising so far. We have been purchasing Google Ad Words, but our hope is that we can grow our customer base gradually through word of mouth. We intend to publish updated content and educate the market with accurate and unbiased information. Reaching out and communicating honestly with people via our business blog is the focal point of that effort. Our team has a lot of experience in the food industry, and we know a lot about the benefits of choosing organic and grass-fed meat. Sharing what we know is good for our business and good for our customers too.
I think there is a real need for what we offer, which is organic meats made more accessible by the convenience of online ordering and delivery. So the hope is that people who are searching for ways to feed their families healthy, organic foods will find us… organically.”
Frerecks: “Why, in your eyes, has online become important?”
Horowitz: “The web is a critical distribution point for an emerging market and, unlike traditional advertising, a blog won’t limit our messaging or ability to communicate. Organic, sustainably grown foods are more in demand than ever before — but people aren’t necessarily informed OR able to meet all of their shopping needs at local farmer’s markets. So a 24/7 online market like Greensbury helps bridge the gap. Suddenly it’s possible to shop without leaving your desk. You can get certified organic meat delivered to your doorstep, flash frozen and specially packaged so that it retains all its delicious flavor until the moment you’re ready to use it. That’s pretty revolutionary.”
Frerecks: “So in your opinion, there is a more organics’ appreciative and forward-thinking audience online?”
Very good – this application will work for anyone that wants to dig in deeper in their industry. Great Interview and nice to hear from a fellow Blogger and Kinetic Knowledge user.
That is a great looking blogsite.
I did a post about a popular Polish pastry for Fat Tuesday. I also noted where to buy good fresh ones. This was done in 2008. Both in 2008 and 2009. I had over 1200 individual IP addresses looking to buy this delicious pastry and I landed in position 1-3 in Google.
I market real estate not pastries. Searchers found me not the bakery. The bakery could easily have a blogsite to promote itself and especially on such occasions the pasty. If done right I can see them selling thousands more and creating a following, exposure and additional income.
Thanks Connor. Artur. We’re seeing more and more companies from all walks realize the importance of coverage for their marketplace. Fact is consumers of any product can be more discerning with search and subscribe at their fingertips. When they recognize this, they realize it’s important to differentiate oneself as authoritative, transparent and also as trustworthy.
The blog is working really well for us. Not only is it a cost-effective way to get our name out there, but we’re also enjoying the opportunity to bring attention to the benefits of going organic.