Back Forty Performance Marketing

Marketing built for the businesses that keep the country working.

Senior marketing leadership. Without the full-time hire.

Most agricultural, ranching, and rural businesses can't justify a full-time VP of Marketing. But they need the strategic direction one provides — someone who sets priorities, manages vendors, holds the plan, and makes sure every marketing dollar is working toward the right goal.

The Challenge

<p>As agricultural, ranching, and rural businesses grow, marketing complexity grows with them. More channels, more vendors, more campaigns, more content — and no one with the experience and authority to coordinate it all.</p>

How We Help

<p>Back Forty's fractional marketing leadership engagement gives your business access to senior marketing strategy and decision-making on a part-time basis. We function as your head of marketing — setting strategy, managing vendors, reviewing performance, and keeping marketing accountable to your business objectives.</p>

Who This Is For

<p>Fractional marketing leadership is right for agricultural, ranching, western lifestyle, and rural businesses that have outgrown doing marketing entirely in-house, but aren't ready for or don't need a full-time hire.</p>

Benefits

Our Process

  1. Marketing audit and strategy alignment
  2. Establish the operating rhythm: regular touchpoints, reporting cadence
  3. Set quarterly priorities and manage execution
  4. Monthly performance review with recommendations

What You Get

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hours per month is the fractional engagement?
Typically 8 to 20 hours per month depending on the complexity of your marketing.
How is this different from hiring a marketing agency?
An agency executes specific deliverables. Fractional leadership provides strategic direction across everything — including managing your agencies and vendors.

Ready to Talk?

Schedule a free 30-minute discovery call. No pitch — just honest advice on what it takes to grow your market.

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