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A product website that makes a niche composter easy to understand and easy to buy

The Jora compost tumbler has a loyal following but needs explaining. The website tells the story, answers questions and sends shoppers to authorized retailers.

ClientJora Composters
IndustryHome and garden · Composting
LocationNorth America
ServiceWebsite Design

The client at a glance

Facts taken from the client’s own website.

1989Year the Jora was invented in Sweden
4–6 wkTypical cycle from scraps to compost, per the client
4Online retailers linked for buying
1 yrWarranty, registered online

The challenge

A compost tumbler is a considered purchase. Visitors want to know how it works, whether it suits their climate, how to assemble it and where to buy a genuine one. Jora also needed to guard against counterfeits and to support schools and existing owners.

The goals

  • Explain what makes the Jora different in plain language
  • Send shoppers to authorized retailers with confidence
  • Support owners with guides, assembly help and warranty registration
  • Promote the school composting program

What we did

1

Tell the product story

A clear homepage covers the 1989 Swedish origin, year-round performance and key facts, with a video that shows the tumbler working.

2

Make buying easy

A Buy a Composter page lists authorized retailers, and a notice warns Canadian buyers about counterfeits.

3

Support after the sale

Help and tips, assembly videos and manuals, and online warranty registration are a click away.

4

Reach beyond homes

A school composting program page, a photo gallery and customer reviews broaden the audience.

The results

Results to addAdd measured results here, such as visits, clicks to retailers and warranty registrations.

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