If you can't
sell what you
grow, it's
useless.

I grew an email list 8.6×, built ads to a 9.71% click rate, and made organic search the #1 channel — all from scratch.
Brandon Foy — Wilmington NC — Available
Selected Work
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NonprofitFeast Down East

Feast Down East

2023–Present

Three years running the entire marketing function — paid search, email, web, SEO, analytics, design, video, and PR — for a regional food hub serving nine Eastern NC counties.

Grew email 8.6×, built ads to a 9.71% CTR
Also inside: the online wholesale Marketplace I built, 27+ earned-media placements, and the brand system behind every event.
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FounderTEWNC Farms

TEWNC Farms

2018–2023

My own brand, built from bare dirt: product, packaging, photography, e-commerce, paid search, SEO, and copy — first-page rankings against national competitors on a $300 ad budget.

$0 → $32K on a $300 ad budget
Also inside: two federal trademarks filed independently, and a full product line built and photographed solo.
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ClientSursi Interior Design

Sursi Interior Design

2024

Full WordPress rebuild for a boutique design studio — hosting migrated off Bluehost, email moved to Google Workspace, DNS reconfigured end to end.

Sole point of contact, start to finish
Also inside: the before-and-after — a static banner rebuilt into a warm, photo-forward site.
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ClientPiney Woods Ranch

Piney Woods Ranch

2025

A last-minute rescue: new website, DNS configured, and a full logo and brand identity — delivered on a compressed timeline.

Launched on deadline, DNS configured clean
Also inside: a logo system built to work on a sign, a business card, and a feed bag alike.
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ClientRico’s MexiTacos

Rico’s MexiTacos

2023

Complete website build for a local taqueria — bilingual menu, Google Business Profile created from scratch, and local SEO so hungry people can actually find it.

5.0★ Google rating, profile built from scratch
Also inside: a full bilingual (EN/ES) menu and the local SEO that gets the truck found.
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ClientOld 30 Dirty Family Farm

Old 30 Dirty Family Farm

2024

Website design and development for a small family farm — plus hands-on brand and Canva coaching so the farmer can run her own marketing.

Taught the client Canva & brand basics to self-serve
Also inside: the herb labels she now makes herself, using the brand and tools I set her up with.
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NonprofitGood Shepherd Center

Good Shepherd Center

2022–2023

Twelve grant opportunities surfaced on day one. Event marketing, Salesforce CRM, flyer design, and the 40th-anniversary logo — all on fifteen hours a week.

Trusted with the 40th-anniversary logo
Also inside: a full event built solo in two weeks — flyer, venue, sponsors, and raffle prizes.
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ClientFootprints in the Garden

Footprints in the Garden

2024–2025

Google Ads, event promotion, and full sponsorship and event collateral for a Mount Olive farm nonprofit’s annual Valentine’s fundraiser.

Full $250–$5,000 tiered sponsorship package
Also inside: Google Ads campaign management driving ticket sales for the annual dinner.
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Grassroots Meat & Feed

WordPress design and development for a local meat and feed business.

About

The long way here

I came to marketing through the back door. I worked full-time through college, ran kitchens as a sous chef, then founded and ran a regenerative farm as a one-man operation — growing, designing, photographing, writing, and selling everything myself. When the market turned, I read it early, walked away clean, and went all-in on the part I'd fallen in love with: the selling.

Since 2023 I've run the entire marketing function for Feast Down East, a regional nonprofit food hub — every channel, built from scratch, measured honestly. On the side, I design and build for local businesses that need agency-quality work without agency overhead.

B.A. Communication Studies, UNC Wilmington · Google Ads & Analytics Certified

Open to full-time marketing & agency work.

brandon@brandonfoydesign.com

Wilmington, NC — open to remote or RDU