Santa Fe Marketing
santafemarketing.com

The short version.

You fill out a form. I read it personally and respond. That's the whole transaction. Nothing is sold, shared, or automated.

Santa Fe Marketing is a solo practice operated by Brian Bixby in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This policy explains what information is collected through this website, how it is used, and what it is not used for. It is written in plain language because that is the only kind worth writing.

What we collect.

The only information collected through this website comes from the organization intake form on the homepage. When you submit that form, the following may be included:

  • Your name
  • Your role or title
  • Your organization's name and type
  • Your organization's approximate operating budget
  • A description of your marketing challenge
  • Your email address

No account is created. No password is stored. No payment information is ever collected on this site.

If you download a resource from the Resources page, Google Analytics records that the download happened. It does not record who you are.

How we use it.

Information submitted through the intake form is used for one purpose: to prepare and send you a personal response within 48 hours. That response will be an honest read on where your organization stands and whether this practice is a potential fit.

Your information may be retained to support any follow-up conversation or engagement that results from that initial exchange. It will not be added to any mailing list or newsletter without your explicit request.

What we don't do.

To be direct about what this practice does not do with your information:

  • Sell or rent your information to any third party
  • Share your information with advertisers or data brokers
  • Add you to automated email sequences or drip campaigns
  • Use your information for advertising targeting
  • Pass your information to any marketing platform without your consent

Third parties.

This website is hosted on Netlify. Form submissions are processed through the site's own form handler and delivered directly to a private email inbox. No CRM, marketing automation platform, or analytics service receives your submission data.

This site uses Google Analytics to understand how visitors find and use it. Google Analytics sets first-party cookies that record which pages you visit, which resources you download, roughly where you are located, and what kind of device and browser you use. It does not collect your name, your email address, or anything you type into a form. This site does not use advertising pixels, does not build advertising audiences, and does not share this data with advertisers.

This site loads its typefaces from Google Fonts. That request sends your IP address and browser information to Google each time a page loads. It does not identify you by name and is not connected to anything you submit through a form.

Netlify also maintains standard server logs recording general traffic data such as page visits and browser types. These are not linked to personal identities and are not reviewed for marketing purposes.

If you would rather not be counted, Google publishes a browser add-on that opts you out of Google Analytics on every site that uses it. It does not affect the font request. Most browser tracking protections and ad blockers will block both.

Your rights.

You may request to view, correct, or delete any information you have submitted through this site at any time. Requests are honored promptly and without condition.

To make a request, contact directly:

Brian Bixby
brian@santafemarketing.com

Responses are sent within 48 hours.

Questions & contact.

If you have any questions about this policy or how your information is handled, reach out directly. There is no legal department here — just a direct conversation with the person who received your form.

Santa Fe Marketing

Brian Bixby, Fractional Director of Marketing & Communications

Santa Fe, New Mexico

brian@santafemarketing.com

santafemarketing.com

Nothing
to hide.

This practice is built on direct relationships with a small number of institutions. Trust is not a legal requirement here — it's the whole point.

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