Also just because the website is up and running means close to nothing,
That’s a necessary part of a marketing program not a marketing program.
Moreover in my experience people are reluctant to buy an unfamiliar product. ( experience as a long time shopper )
You buy the same brand of muesli, whatever olive oil is on special, the fruit and veg, the eggs (often the same brand there) your milk, cheese, meat and whatever else and you walk past the weirdo stuff like the teff flour and the Styrian Pumpkin seed oil unless you have reason to seek that product out. Even yoghurt took decades to hit the shelf space it currently occupies.
The protein powder ...people who are nutritionally aware will already know they want hemp powder t9 add to their whey and rice protein and whatever else and I have no doubt chemist warehouse will stock it on the shelves next to the others .
Anyway my point is that a website does not automatically equal sales ...it’s branding, advertising, the social media stuff a picture of Chris Hemsworth in his Thor costume saying s9mething about he drinks a bucket load every morning .
The website is just a facility .
Judt my opinion however ...maybe it’s a case of “if you build it they will come “
It’s just there is an awful lot of other hemp products out there including overseas stuff.
Anyway good Andrew is chilled.. maybe supermarket deal will make website uneccessary