By: Andy Chapman | Published: 20 July 2025
Project snapshot: New community first website for this micro food and craft festival in Bovey Tracey, Devon. Planned, built and launched in just six weeks (July 2025) and already onboarding 60+ exhibitors ready for the 6 September 2025 event.
“If I can’t get every exhibitor’s photos and details online quickly, people won’t know who’s coming.” Corin, the festival’s co-organiser, hit that wall after last year’s manual upload marathon.
The team wanted a single, self-service hub that kept excitement brewing long before Fore Street fills with stalls.
Even without direct competitors, we still studied how visitors look for local days out:
These insights shaped our menu labels and on-page copy, helping search engines and humans instantly grasp the festival’s mix of food, drink and crafts.
Total time: 6 weeks (Mid May start → July launch)Cost: comfortably under £2.5k, including the first year’s hosting and SSL.
Although there’s no ongoing Care Plan today, we’ve built hooks for:
When the committee is ready, these add-ons can be activated in less than a month.
Launch a clear, exhibitor-first website copy, design and build for under £2.5 k. Drop me a message and let’s turn your festival into the talk of the town long before the gates open.
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