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MYCELIUM AI
The marketing systems behind your 80-year reputation, built once and run for you, month after month.
Prepared for Matt Lloyd · Jaylon Industries
The Grain Storage Review is built and working. The first issue is drafted and ready to start testing across your website, email, Facebook and LinkedIn. Through our meetings and a system you can already see working, you know I deliver. This isn't a pitch from a stranger, it's the next step with someone already in motion.

Even a buyer sent your way will check you online before they ring. Most are about 0% of the way to a decision before they make contact, so your website is doing the talking before you get a chance to.
Roughly 0% of all website visits now happen on a mobile, often from the paddock or the ute. That's exactly where your current site struggles most.
Grain covers or not, the first look now happens on a screen. If it loads dated or half broken, the best cover in the paddock never gets the call.
Sources: 6sense 2024 B2B Buyer Experience Report (buyers ~70% through the decision before contacting a supplier); Statcounter Global Stats, 2025 (mobile share of web traffic).
There's no enquiry form on the homepage. A visitor ready to buy has to go hunting for the contact page, and most won't.
Across the site, product and category images fail to load. On an 80-year brand, that quietly reads as "no longer trading."
No responsive setup. Most buyers land on a phone first, and that's where the site struggles most.
No meta description, a generic title, no structured data. Google shows you poorly, so you're missing searches you should own.
Grain covers and the full range sit behind menus. Buyers browse by guesswork, not by what they came for.
80 years, CBH and real testimonials are all there, buried mid-page with no weight. Your strongest cards aren't being played.
I didn't wait to be asked. This is the kind of thing I notice and fix.
A word worth saying before you spend $58,000.
The cost and time to build these systems has collapsed in the last three years.
What used to take an agency months now takes hours. That's not a small shift, it changes who holds the power. So agencies are racing to lock in as many clients and monthly retainers as they can, then quietly handing the actual work to automation. You stop being a client and become a number. Build it, bill it, move on to the next one.
That's not my goal. I'm down the road.
I want to grow my business by growing yours, and by teaching your team to use these tools as well as I can. So you end up ahead and in control, not behind and tied to an agency that's automating your work behind a big monthly invoice.
Set up once, around how Jaylon actually works, not a template.
I own the upkeep, the re-logins, the things that quietly break. You never think about it.
Your team learns how it works, so the knowledge stays in the business, not locked in an agency.
Around $58k upfront and near $2k a month, and nowhere does it commit to a single result. You're paying for activity, not outcomes.
They set it up and walk away. The upkeep, the logins and the monthly admin all become your team's problem.
Project management is billed on every phase (about $3k each), before any of the real work even starts.
"Discovery" workshops are billed before a single thing is built. You pay to tell them about your own business.
The $32k website is "an estimate, confirmed after discovery." The figure can move once you're already committed.
The $14k CRM build doesn't include HubSpot's own ongoing licence, which lands on you separately, year after year.
Here's the simple test: ask them to put the outcomes you're paying for into the contract as KPIs. A real partner will say yes. If they won't commit to a number, that tells you everything you need to know. Whoever you choose, mine included, hold us to that.
| Client | From → To | Result | See it live |
|---|---|---|---|
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No reliable enquiries → a paid lead engine, tuned weekly on real cost-per-lead | 225 leads in ~7 weeks at $4.57 each | grundydrilling.com.au |
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A tired directory listing → full rebuild, Google profile, Meta ads + instant lead alerts | Enquiries from week 1 the ads went live | dinoearthworx.com.au |
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A site with a broken form losing every enquiry → new site, capture wired to the inbox | 22 new enquiries in the first month live | blossomandbloom.com.au |
Same pattern every time: fix what's leaking, wire the capture, then run it. Take a look, they're all live.
A modern website built around how buyers actually search for grain covers and storage, with your range as the hero and the 80 years of trust up front, not buried. The automation behind it, enquiries, follow-ups and reporting, wired in rather than bolted on.
Your newsletter sits under a separate quote we've already agreed, so it isn't on this list. This is only the new work, costed so you commit to one step at a time. Figures exclude GST.
| One-off build | Covers | $ |
|---|---|---|
| Website + automation layer | Full rebuild, enquiry capture, follow-ups, the audit fixes above | from $12,000 |
| CRM setup (optional, later) | Pipeline, data, automations, when you're ready for it | quoted on need |
| The ongoing program (optional) | Runs each month | /mo |
|---|---|---|
| Growth | Website enquiry capture & automated follow-ups + monthly performance report | $497 |
| Full program | CRM operations + paid-ads management + quarterly strategy | $2,997 |
Each rung is optional and starts only when you want it. For comparison, the agency quote runs roughly $58,000 one-off and near $2,000/mo, handed back to you to run.
I carry the risk, not you. We agree the outcome you want up front. You pay when it lands, not before. No big cheque for a promise, no being locked into a number with nothing attached to it.
If it doesn't deliver, you don't pay for it.
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MYCELIUM AI
The newsletter is built and ready to test. From there, you set the pace, you keep the knowledge, and you only pay for what delivers. I'd welcome the chance to walk you and the team through it. I'm twelve minutes away.
Aaron Parton · Mycelium AI · myceliumai.com.au · 0498 201 788