As my final assignment for the Masters in Content and Media Strategy, I developed a complete, action-ready content strategy for Botmas, a regenerative farm based in Friesland — covering everything from audience research to content ideas and an implementation plan. Botmas' challenge was to become visible beyond its existing customer base and reach a new audience open to organic food.

Despite a unique product and advertising investment, Botmas' content wasn't standing out or driving engagement. I started with a content audit to identify why, then selected an ideal target audience based on existing research and conducted interviews to understand their habits, motivations, and barriers around organic food. The key insight: hesitation came from doubts about whether organic delivers on its promises, creating a need for more transparency.
To counter the skepticism and give people a more honest look at life on the farm, the “Farm Diary” concept was developed, offering a transparent look on the farm life through first-person stories about everyday moments, challenges and experiences. The content would live mainly on the owned platform - the website, with Instagram and YouTube helping people discover it.
I developed repeatable content formats around the Farm Diary concept, including weekly short-form video diaries that educate audiences about regenerative farming while building a personal connection with the farm.
To make the strategy action-ready, a channel plan, content calendar, repurposing guidelines, budgeting, task allocation, and a clear distribution plan were included.

Example page with one of the content formats
