your agency knew the strategy before they started creative?

your team knew the business as well as you did?

they didn’t stop at “good enough?”

FOX'D

The people in the pitch are the people on your account. The strategy drives the creative.

The work doesn’t leave until it’s something you’re proud to put your name on. And we’re still thinking about your business long after most agencies have moved on.

We don't show up to creative reviews. We show up to your leadership offsite. Fox'd partners embed as fractional creative leadership, taking whatever seat you need, CMO, CCO, head of brand, and manage the work from strategy through final delivery.

You get a senior partner in the room, not an account manager on the phone.

STRATEGY

Discovery & Research
Brand Strategy & Architecture
Positioning & Messaging
Content & Media Strategy
Campaign Development

CONTENT PRODUCTION

Social Media
Copywriting
Short & Long Form Video
Brand & Lifestyle Photography
Motion Graphics

BRANDING & DEVELOPMENT

Brand Development & Rebranding
Logo & Identity Systems
Packaging Design
Website Design & Development
Digital & Print Collateral

MEDIA CAMPAIGNS

Integrated 360 Campaign Management
Paid Social & Search
Influencer & Creator Partnerships
Email & CRM Campaigns
Campaign Analytics & Reporting

Our

Services

Brand
Partnerships

Every one of our partners has stood in front of a room and been held accountable for making someone else better.

That standard shows up in the work.

Collection
Palos Verdes Golf Club
Sacks Production
Laurence Carr Design
Bottega Louie
Revelry Event Designers
Luxe Linen
Vibiana
2R Creative
Scout Mandolin
Jinza Bridal
Veev
Griffin & Griffin
Little Hill Floral Design
Desert35
Chance Productions
Northern Decor

Today’s Luxury Weddings
Roque Events
Baha Luna Mexico
PRCA
World Equestrian Center
USEA
River Grove Equestrian
Adrienne Lyle
USHJA
WPRA
Downunder Horsemanship
Miss Rodeo Idaho
Schmersal Reining Horses
Mikarose
Leisure Time

Our Process

We never let the strategy gets skipped. Because of that, we make it essential that the right people show up. We know that if you don’t do this, the next thing you know, you've lost six months and a budget you can't get back.

DIAGNOSE

Before we propose anything we learn your business, your customer, and your numbers. We go through a discovery process before a single brief gets written. No creative until we've earned the right to make it.

BUILD

The partners who diagnose are the partners who build. Senior people design the system and ship the work. Clear briefs, documented ownership, and a review system that keeps you informed without pulling you into the weeds.

COMPOUND

We measure what moves the business, not what makes the report look good. Every engagement is tied to KPIs and metrics built for long-term brand growth. We study what happened, learn from it, and build smarter because of it. That's the teacher in us. Quarterly business reviews keep the work accountable to where you're going, not just where you've been.

James Rognon

James once improved the family station wagon with racing stripes. He used a rock. It was his first creative brief. His parents were less impressed than he was. A few years later, a Snickers commercial stopped him cold. He didn't know what advertising was yet. He just knew that was it.

Since then, he's led creative teams across e-commerce, agency, and higher education. He's partnered with 60+ national outdoor brands, including North Face, Under Armour, Sitka, and Goal Zero, driving 387% online sales growth for a single campaign. He reversed a $50K deficit to a $50K surplus in 90 days and raised graduate placement to 92% across 500+ creatives mentored into the industry.

His superpower is speaking khaki and creatively. He can defend the work to your CFO and walk back into the studio and make it better. You will never have to translate.

Abby Nelson

Abby doesn't see channels. She sees systems. PR, social, advertising, design, and content aren't separate workstreams to her. They're one connected machine, and she knows how to run it. She also genuinely loves figuring out how it all fits together, which is why she spent last week buying five marketing books. Ask her what she's reading right now. She'll tell you more than you expected, and you won't mind one bit.

That energy shows up in the numbers, too. She managed a $3.4 million marketing budget and helped double revenue from $1.1 to $2.2 million at a single brand. She brings the same enthusiasm to a spreadsheet that she brings to a creative brief.

His superpower is speaking khaki and creatively. He can defend the work to your CFO and walk back into the studio and make it better. You will never have to translate.

Eric Lybbert

Eric once lived in a house called the Shatay. Six guys. Three bedrooms. A back room nobody entered, and a standing rule about peeing on the carpet. One weekend, he watched a roommate doing creative work and decided that was it. He taught himself Joomla over the weekend from scratch, and on Monday, he got hired.

That's still how he operates. New problem, figure it out, make it work. His mantra is "it's not if it can be done, but how long it will take." Fourteen years of teaching visual media at BYU-Idaho means he has spent over a decade turning complex systems into something anyone can understand and use.

When Fox hits a wall, Eric is the first call. He doesn't just solve the problem. He comes back with something better than what anyone had in mind. He's also colorblind, which means he figured out visual media the hard way. It shows how he thinks.

Emily Brown

Emily bought her first camera with money she earned working at a snow cone stand. She spent an entire summer saving for it. Then she spent every day after that figuring out how to make people feel something with it.

That instinct for understanding people never left. It just grew. From photography to crisis communications to content strategy, Emily reads a room, a brand, and an audience the way most people read a text message. Quickly and accurately. As an educator, she has overseen 500 internship connections, sitting at the intersection of what businesses need and what creative professionals can deliver.

The creative she makes hits. Every dang time.

FOUNDERS