Make Sure Customers Can Find Your Farm Online This Season

Most families start their search for the perfect Christmas tree on their phones or computers. That's why it is so important to make sure your farm's listings are accurate on popular search engines and maps.

To help with this process, we created some tips below and a short video explaining how to update your listings on Google and other top search engines.

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Helpful Tips and Checklists

Below are some helpful lists to easily check your farm's information on popular directories and GPS mapping data to make sure your address, hours, and contact information are correct all over the web.

Top Online Directories For Farms
Search for your business name on all your devices and search engines to check your listing and claim your business listing if you can.

GPS Accuracy Checklist
Choose-Cut Farms and some retail locations will want to check their directions on popular GPS maps. See this document for updating your address on popular maps.

Online Tune-up Checklist
Get your online media listing ready with this online Tune-Up Checklist to prepare for your season each year!

PR/Media Tips

Be prepared for calls from the media during the season. Many will want to talk about the current market and drought. We have heard that locals think that there will be limited amount of healthy trees this year due to the drought. You all know that most farms have plenty of healthy trees this season. We want to spread the message that there are plenty of Christmas trees for everyone to enjoy.

Helpful hints from the RCTB for talking to the Media

RCTB 2025 Consumer Survey Results and Key Seasonal Messages

Talking points for drought questions.
If you are on TV or in photos, be sure to show your best trees and farm views in the background!

Please tell them to contact the association by calling 603-991-1389 or email tree@nhvtcta.org. We'll be ready to provide positive news about your trees!

For more information or questions, please contact Veronica at tree@nhvtcta.org.