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How the Littlefield Agency Does Marketing Differently

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
March 13, 2025
in Business
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How the Littlefield Agency Does Marketing Differently

When it comes time to grow and scale your business, leaders often turn to marketing firms to help strategize the best way to increase their brand’s reach. However, there are thousands of marketing firms specializing in B2B marketing. How does a business decide which is the best partner for its growth? Ultimately, businesses should look for a firm that offers a cutting-edge, innovative approach to B2B marketing.

The Littlefield Agency, a family-run agency based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is leading the revolution in B2B marketing. Formed by standing president and CEO Sam Littlefield’s father, David Littlefield, in 1980, the Littlefield Agency has made a name for itself as one of the leaders in the B2B marketing space. Now, the Littlefield Agency works with financial institutions and B2B businesses with $100 million or more in revenue, helping develop lead generation strategies that directly impact business growth.

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Changing the culture of B2B marketing

While many B2B marketing agencies exist to do just that — market — the Littlefield Agency sees its role as so much more. They help their clients reimagine their B2B brand and its marketing using qualitative and quantitative market research. This data-driven approach to B2B marketing ensures that Littlefield’s efforts are relevant to the brand’s target audience and true to who they are, ensuring that all strategies align with the business’s goals. 

The Littlefield Agency is also committed to working with its clients in an incredibly transparent and collaborative way. Clients have a direct line of communication with anyone on their team and instant access to detailed analytical and project dashboards. In other words, they can access the information they need anytime at the click of a button, ensuring that they remain involved in the marketing process every step of the way. 

One of the things that allows the Littlefield Agency to stand out is that the agency offers small firm levels of personalization, but with the creativity and experience of big marketing and advertising firms. Although the big firms are great when it comes to experience, they don’t always have the capacity to deliver the attention to detail and service that a B2B business deserves for their marketing. This is why the Littlefield Agency’s team comprises many employees who worked at these agencies but came to Littlefield searching for a better, more intimate work environment.

Creating a productive, welcoming space for employees

The work environment is the other key aspect that sets the Littlefield Agency apart from its competitors. Littlefield knows that his business is only as good as the people who work for him, so he constantly invests in their satisfaction and well-being. His philosophy is that if you create a work environment where people look forward to coming in every day and have an opportunity to make a legitimate impact, it leads to better quality work.

One example of how much Littlefield puts into making his agency a great place for employees is the company’s trip to Las Vegas earlier this year, celebrating the company’s record-breaking success in 2024 and an even brighter future ahead in 2025. The entire team went to Vegas on the company’s dime, staying in the Venetian, having a luxurious dinner, and enjoying the city’s world-famous entertainment. Not only was this trip a way for Littlefield to show his gratitude for his employees’ hard work and dedication to the company’s success, but it also served as an important avenue for team-building.

This approach to workplace culture has even earned the Littlefield Agency accolades, including AdAge’s Best Places to Work for two years in a row. Evaluating qualities like pay and benefits to culture and leadership, Ad Age only selects 50 agencies each year for this honor. To be a part of this incredibly competitive and selective crop is certainly an impressive achievement in its own right; even more impressive is that the Littlefield Agency was ranked among the top 10 in agencies with less than 150 employees.

“To achieve this honor once is an incredible feat,” said Littlefield in a press release about the award, “but to receive it for a second year in a row says we are building something truly special and long-lasting. When you focus on hiring talented people, treat them with respect, and let them use their skill sets to push themselves and the work, that’s when the magic happens. And that’s when great things happen for our clients.”

Indeed, this unique approach to B2B marketing makes the Littlefield Agency an ideal partner for businesses looking to grow and scale. For businesses in the B2B sector looking to scale, Littlefield Agency can help walk them through the process in a way that leaves them feeling confident and supported.‌

“The Littlefield Agency doesn’t just market businesses — we help businesses grow,” concludes Littlefield. “By taking the time to understand our clients’ unique needs, we act as an extension of their team, providing customized marketing solutions that make them feel like they’ve hired the best marketing director. This commitment to client success is what makes us a trusted partner for companies seeking to break through stagnation and accelerate revenue.”

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