Good Fruit Coffee + Collective
A full rebuild for a Tampa coffee camper at Bearss Groves: new site, original photography, and a structure built to get people to the grove.
The problem
Good Fruit had moved into the historic Bearss Groves farm stand, a little white coffee camper under the oaks in North Tampa, and the brand had moved on with it. The website had not. It was dated, thin on search structure, and the photography did not come close to what the place actually looks like. A new location needs foot traffic, and the site was not helping anyone find it.
What I did
Rebuilt it around one job: getting people to the grove
Hours, the address, and an Open in Google Maps button sit high on the page and get their own Visit page. Free gravel-lot parking, shaded picnic tables, the kids' corner. The practical stuff a first-timer wants before they drive out, answered before they have to ask.
Shot the camper, the coffee, and the people
A full original library: the little white camper under the Spanish moss, the espresso machine mid-pull, the bakery trays before sunrise. The old site's imaging was the thing holding it back most. Now the photos do the selling.
Put their reviews to work
They had a 5.0 rating and nearly 200 Google reviews that nobody visiting the old site would ever see. Now real quotes with real names sit right on the homepage, with a link to read the rest. Borrowed trust, but earned.
Built for the products that come next
A sourdough preorder list for loaves that were not on sale yet, a catering section for the cart that travels, and a Slow Saturdays page. Each one gets its own URL and its own search footprint, so the site grows with the business instead of needing another rebuild.
Matched the brand, not a template
Scalloped section edges, candy stripes, script accents, the mascot with the coffee cup. The site looks like the camper looks. That was the whole point of a fresh start.
The result
A site that finally matches the camper. Everything points toward getting someone to the grove, and once they are there, toward the sourdough, the catering, and whatever comes next.
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