Farm Hand Marketing

Farm Hand Marketing is located in Summerland, Canada on 12318 Barnes St. Farm Hand Marketing is rated 3 out of 5 in the category marketing agency in Canada. Farm Hand Marketing helps businesses capture your business's entire local markets by developing the most effective and budget-conscious online & traditional marketing activities available. We can help your business grow new lead and sales pipelines in often less than 1 month. The wealth of available options to market to your customers can overwhelm a business with staffing or marketing skill shortages. We help clear the clutter so your organization focuses only on the activities that generate the highest ROI. We help teach you how to measure these activities and when applicable, train your internal staff to take on activities. We guide the marketing departments for various local businesses and offer service packages that enable any sized local business to utilize our services. Out team also brings to the table expertise market research, competitive research, strategic marketing planning, brand development, new product/new market launches, website SEO, video marketing and various forms of digital marketing. Driven by a desire to put our passion in a place to be part of the answer, not the problem, we really do love local local business and their positive effects in their communities. Our marketing, sales and business development skills have been refined to be highly efficient at determining a local business’s most cost-effective business growth plans. We do not overcharge or otherwise pad our pricing and we are transparent about our prices and our practices. By assisting local businesses, Farm Hand Marketing helps to keep 4 times more money in the local economy, creates jobs, keeps more tax dollars in the local economy and makes a community stronger and more self-sufficient in a time of increasing globalization of business. Local businesses are also more likely to support local for supplies, business services and personal needs, furthermore multiplying the effect of the local economy cycle.