Back Forty Performance Marketing

Marketing built for the businesses that keep the country working.

Getting a new customer costs five times more than keeping one.

Your existing customers are your most valuable marketing asset — and most agricultural, ranching, and rural businesses leave most of that value on the table. Back Forty builds retention programs that bring buyers back, increase lifetime value, and turn happy customers into referral sources.

The Challenge

<p>Most agricultural, ranching, and rural businesses focus their marketing budget almost entirely on acquisition. But their best source of revenue is sitting in their customer list, unmailed, uncalled, and unconverted.</p>

How We Help

<p>Back Forty builds customer retention programs that systematically keep buyers engaged and coming back: post-purchase email sequences, loyalty programs, seasonal re-engagement campaigns, referral programs, and customer review initiatives.</p>

Who This Is For

<p>Retention initiatives are most powerful for direct-to-consumer agricultural and western brands, subscription businesses, and service companies with recurring needs. Also valuable for ranches and livestock operations where buyers come back season to season.</p>

Benefits

Our Process

  1. Customer analysis: who buys more than once? What triggers the second purchase?
  2. Retention program design: touchpoints, messaging, and offer strategy
  3. Build the retention infrastructure
  4. Ongoing management with performance tracking and optimization

What You Get

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a reasonable expectation for repeat purchase lift?
Most well-executed retention programs see 15 to 35% improvement in repeat purchase rates within the first year.
We have a small customer base. Is it worth building a retention program?
Often more so. A smaller base of high-quality buyers is exactly where a targeted retention program creates the most impact.

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