A horsewoman who sells horse property — not a generalist agent who also handles it. Raised in a professional reining barn, decorated at Texas A&M, and now reaching a Texas equestrian and land-buying audience across six platforms.
Lisa Marie Bricker was raised inside her father Donnie Bricker’s professional reining-horse training operation — barn chores before school, hauling on weekends, and a childhood measured in show seasons rather than semesters.
She went on to compete for Texas A&M, earning First Team All-American honors and five Varsity Letters, making her one of the most decorated competitors in Aggie Women’s Equestrian history. She holds NRHA and APHA world-championship titles.
Today she represents horse properties, farms, ranches, and land across the Texas Triangle for Engel & Völkers Land and Ranch Group, and hosts The American Dream TV: Selling Texas.
Content travels far past the existing audience — a partner reaches new buyers, not just the people already following along.
Instagram — 56.4% men / 43.6% women.
79% aged 25–54 (25–34: 32.2% · 35–44: 28.8% · 45–54: 18.0%).
Facebook — majority men, 66% aged 25–54.
Prime property- and equipment-buying age on both platforms.
Instagram views, reach and audience demographics from Instagram Insights, trailing 90 and 30 days to August 2, 2026. Facebook views and engagements from Meta Professional Dashboard, March 1 – August 2, 2026. Follower counts current as of August 2026. Website impressions and 12,000+ monthly Pinterest impressions from platform analytics. Reel view counts are lifetime totals reported by Instagram Insights and include Facebook views, as each reel is cross-posted to both platforms; accounts-reached and non-follower figures are Instagram-only.
Acreage, barns, arenas, water, and fencing.
Horse properties, farms, ranches, and land sold as a lifestyle.
Riding, hauling, and show weekends — high save and share rates.
Home decor, interiors, fashion, beauty, skincare, travel, pets, wellness, and fitness — all linked.
ADTV Selling Texas, filmed across the state.
34.6% of Instagram views. Top reel this quarter: 7,000 views.
55% of views — comment-to-DM campaigns convert to leads.
10.5% of views. Educational and save-heavy.
Instagram and Facebook together, then TikTok, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.
Product recommendations carry trackable affiliate links.
The best content is personality-first, not product-first — which is how a brand integration should be built here. Her XLR8 Equine reel was an unpaid feature of gear she actually uses, and it still landed 1,355 views. That is what placement looks like when it isn’t read as an ad.
Horse people are equipment people. The same follower deciding on a property with the right barn and arena is also buying trailers, feed, footing, fencing, supplements, therapy equipment, and insurance — repeatedly, and at high ticket. Lisa’s audience skews toward horse owners and rural landowners in one of the fastest-growing equestrian corridors in the country, and they follow her because she competes and lives it, not because she posts about it.
A recommendation from a five-time Varsity Letterman and First Team All-American who grew up in a professional reining barn carries weight a lifestyle creator can’t replicate. Her audience treats her product picks as barn advice, not advertising.
Recovery devices, red light, wraps, supplements, veterinary and farrier products.
Nutrition brands, bedding, arena footing, stall systems, and barn consumables.
Show apparel, boots, hats, saddlery, jewelry, and everyday western wear.
Living quarters trailers, dealerships, towing gear, and truck accessories.
Barndominium and arena builders, fencing contractors, pipe and panel suppliers.
Tractors, implements, water systems, generators, and ranch technology.
Ag lending, farm and equine insurance, mortality coverage, estate planning.
Ranch-house interiors, home brands, equestrian events, and destination travel.
Feed post · Story · Story with multiple frames · Link in bio · Reels
Video · Photo post · Link in bio
Integrated video · Shorts · Dedicated video
Testimonial · Video · Image — licensed for the brand’s own use
The same asset distributed across Instagram, Facebook (2 pages), TikTok, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.
Dedicated post · Post mention — on lisamariebricker.com, 98K+ weekly impressions.
Sponsored episode · Dedicated episode
Product or location placement within The American Dream TV: Selling Texas.
Booth appearances, on-site content capture, and live coverage at equestrian events.
Trackable links and permanent placement across LTK, ShopMy, Amazon, Best Buy, and Revolve — see page 07.
Multi-month retainer with a set monthly deliverable schedule and category exclusivity.
1. Intro call to confirm fit and goals · 2. Custom proposal with deliverables, timeline, and rate · 3. Concept approval · 4. Production and one round of revisions · 5. Publication and a performance recap 30 days out.
A single reel with story support is the easiest way to test fit. If it performs, it scales into a quarterly or annual ambassadorship. Rates are quoted per campaign and can be structured as a flat fee, commission, or both.
Lisa already runs an established affiliate and creator-commerce stack across seven platforms, so a partnership here is measured in trackable clicks, codes, and sales — not just impressions — and product lives in a permanent storefront long after the campaign closes.
$7,000+ in attributed retail sales in a single 30-day window — up 350% month over month. 9,679 retailer clicks and 9,258 links published Feb–Aug 2026.
$4,500/mo volume at a $495 average order. Trusted by 6 brands. Third of four tiers, 23/25 on monthly traffic — unlocks direct brand chat, gifting, and discount codes.
Full Amazon storefront — barn, ranch, home, and everyday gear.
Creator storefront for furniture, home decor, and outdoor living — her strongest-performing retail partner to date.
Opted in — eligible for paid branded content, on top of 12,000+ organic monthly impressions.
Approved creator storefront for tech, appliances, and home electronics.
Ambassador storefront across the Revolve and FWRD fashion labels.
Horse and land buyers are the core, but her commerce content also runs across home decor, interiors, fashion, beauty, skincare, travel, pets, wellness, and fitness — she is a HYROX athlete as well as a competitor. Brands outside the horse world reach the same household through the same storefronts.
LTK’s leaderboards are what brands cast from for gifting and campaigns.
Trackable affiliate links and discount codes · permanent storefront placement · paid branded content on Pinterest · reporting tied to real clicks and attributed sales · and the option to structure a deal on commission, flat fee, or both.
Sales figures are gross retail value attributed to Lisa’s links, not her commission.
If your brand belongs in a Texas barn, an arena, or the bed of a truck headed to a show, let’s have a conversation about what a partnership could look like.