Stories Worth Telling. Partnerships Worth Remembering.

A girl and her horse pose for a picture while sitting on a fence.

Hi, I'm Jordan.

 

Horses have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. The Little Bay Co. grew from that connection, and from one very special little bay horse named Chance.


Chance was my heart horse, and our partnership shaped how I see horses, riders, and the moments that make those relationships matter. Moments like a big show, significant training milestones, and the partnership that can be easy to forget when life gets busy.


The Little Bay Co. began by wanting to help other people capture those moments, too

 

A girl poses with her horse in a field with the sun shining through the trees.
A girl lays on her horse's back, giving him a hug and smiling for the camera.

Where Horses and Marketing Meet

I've spent the past decade working in content and brand marketing across highly technical or niche industries, such as veterinary medicine, animal health, life sciences, SaaS, technology, motorsports, and the equestrian industry. My work has included everything from websites and SEO to copywriting, educational content, and event marketing.


That background taught me to look beyond the finished product and remember that a website, photograph, video, or social post all have a job to do.


My experience with horses gives me an insider's perspective on the culture and challenges that make the equestrian community unique.


Putting those two things together, I can help you figure out what needs to be captured or said, and where it needs to go.

A girl smiles and pets her horse's nose.
Dark bay horse warming up for a show.
A horse and rider pose for a picture after a beach ride.
Horse runs through splashing water while its rider smiles.

Beyond the Equestrian World

 

Horses may be at the heart of The Little Bay Co., but they're not the only subject I know.


I also take on select content and marketing projects outside of the equestrian industry. My experience working with specialized subject matter and knowledgeable audiences means I'm comfortable getting into the details and finding a clear way to communicate them.


To me, the subject may change, but the goal doesn't.

 

A black and white photo of a horse completing a dressage test.

Let’s work together.

Equestrian rider number 22 jumping a wooden fence obstacle on a chestnut horse during a cross-country competition.