A Fractional Marketing Department for Growing Businesses Without the Overhead
Key Takeaways
- Copper Rock operates as a client's full marketing department, not a vendor or outside agency.
- The firm was founded by Elias Garcia and Ryan Ewer, who previously built and sold an agency to Hyperquake, a national brand experience firm.
- Copper Rock serves clients nationally across marine, home services, construction, and specialty industries.
Draper, UT — Copper Rock Marketing launched today as a fractional marketing firm, giving growth-stage businesses access to a full marketing department: strategy, paid media, SEO, content, and creative. Without the cost of building one in-house.
The Announcement
Most growing businesses are not losing because they are outspent. They are losing because their marketing is nobody's full-time job. A freelancer handles social. An agency runs the ads. Nobody owns the strategy, and nobody connects the results back to revenue. Copper Rock Marketing launched to fix that. The firm operates as a fractional marketing department, a complete team running paid media, SEO, content, creative, and strategy as one integrated system, accountable to business outcomes rather than individual deliverables. Founded by Elias Garcia and Ryan Ewer, Copper Rock draws on the team's prior experience building and selling a full-service agency to Hyperquake, a Cincinnati-based national brand experience firm. The firm is headquartered in Draper, Utah and serves clients nationally.
Quote
"The businesses we work with are not failing at marketing because they lack talent or budget. They are failing because marketing is being treated as a task instead of an operation. We fix that." — Elias Garcia, Founder, Copper Rock Marketing
About Copper Rock
Copper Rock Marketing is a fractional marketing firm headquartered in Draper, Utah. The firm serves growth-stage businesses across marine, home services, construction, specialty insurance, and medical aesthetics, acting as a full marketing department rather than a traditional agency.