Digital Marketing. Done with Care.

Hello! I’m Brandon Cox.

I’ve been involved in digital marketing for a decade and a half now. I’ve helped businesses, churches, and influential leaders put their best foot forward.

What I’ve Done

• I spent a decade re-launching and building Pastors.com and Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox newsletter. This involved re-branding, creating and managing social media accounts, managing paid ads, and building an email list of hundreds of thousands of leaders around the world.
• I launched a church from scratch and watched it grow to nearly 500 in weekly attendance using social media and online advertising almost exclusively.
• I wrote a book called Rewired, all about how churches can utilize social media and emerging technologies to expand their reach in their communities.
• I’ve developed websites, social media profiles, ad campaigns, email newsletters, and online growth strategies for dozens of leaders, businesses, startups, churches, and nonprofits.

Who I Am

I’m now a communications consultant and digital marketer. Before moving to this work full-time, I was a pastor for twenty-five years in churches ranging in size from a few dozen to over 30,000 in weekend attendance.

Northwest Arkansas is the place I call home with my wife, Angie, who is a talented licensed therapist (LCSW), our three kids, and our fluffy little dog.

I’m currently finishing a degree in Communications from the University of Arkansas and previously attended Western Kentucky University and Central Baptist College.

I also hold an Arkansas real estate license and manage a few side projects, such as UnstrappedLife.com, where I help people understand how to break free from the burden of debt, scale their passive income, and manage their finances well.

What I Love

I love growing things. I love to strategize with leaders about how to communicate their vision and mission. I love to create, design, and code websites. I love to craft social media content. And I love to write.

In short, I love communicating and creating, but most importantly, I would love to help you do those things better, too.