Independent marketingCollege Station, TX

Give people a
reason to care.

I’m Gabriel. I turn ideas into campaigns, emails, and experiences that bring people together and give them a reason to come back.

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My background

Built in athletics.
Made for your business.

Get to know my work
Fans celebrating together in a sunlit baseball stadium.

It starts with a connection.

Make it count.

Experience across college athletics

Texas A&MCoastal CarolinaPresbyterian CollegeSouth Carolina
01 / What I do

A good idea deserves
a good game plan.

Practical marketing support for businesses, organizations, and events that want to connect with their audience.

01

Campaign strategy

A clear message, a defined audience, and a plan for getting in front of them. Bring the idea. We’ll give it direction.

  • Promotional calendars
  • Launch & campaign planning
  • Audience messaging
02

Email that connects

Useful, well written emails that feel like they came from a person and make the next step easy to take.

  • Newsletters & email copy
  • Branded HTML emails
  • Welcome & follow-up messages
03

Events people feel

Promotion gets people through the door. A thoughtful experience gives them something to talk about afterward.

  • Event promotion plans
  • On-site experience planning
  • Run of show & event messaging
04

Reasons to return

Keep the connection going after the first visit, purchase, or event with communication that makes people feel included.

  • Membership communications
  • Customer engagement
  • Community outreach
02 / The experience behind it

Real audiences.
Real moving parts.

My foundation is college athletics, where the details matter and game day comes whether you’re ready or not.

2026–Present

Texas A&M
University

Assistant Director of Marketing

Building connections that last beyond game day.

Marketing work spanning women’s basketball, baseball, equestrian, and the Junior Aggie Club. From family communications and membership support to promotions and event preparation, it’s about giving every audience a reason to be involved.

Email marketingMembership engagementEvent promotion
2025–2026

Coastal Carolina
University

Director of Marketing & Fan Engagement

Taking the plan all the way to the moment.

Email and app communication, game day operations, show calling, and intern coordination. This work connected the message fans received before an event with the experience they had once they arrived.

Digital communicationsLive experiencesTeam coordination
2024–2025

Presbyterian
College

Assistant AD for Marketing & Fan Engagement

Making a small team’s work reach further.

Oversaw marketing and ticketing across 19 sports, launched BlueHoseTix.com, and built kids club programming. A hands-on role connecting ticket access, community outreach, and the game day experience.

Ticketing launchCommunity buildingPromotional planning

Professional experience shown above reflects my roles with each institution.

03 / A little about me

Howdy.
I’m Gabriel.

South Carolina roots.College Station, Texas.

I’ve spent my career giving people a reason to show up. Now I’m bringing that same thinking to independent marketing.

In athletics, the job is bigger than promoting a game. It’s understanding your audience, writing a message that means something to them, and making sure the experience follows through.

That applies just as much to a local business, a community event, or a growing membership program. You need a clear plan, consistent communication, and someone willing to handle the details.

I studied at the University of South Carolina and built my career across college athletics. My approach is straightforward: understand what you’re trying to accomplish, make a practical plan, and do the work.

Gabriel CobbStrategy. Communication. Follow-through.
Let’s work together

What do you
have in mind?

A new campaign. A better email. An event worth showing up for.

Tell me a little about your business and where you could use a hand. We’ll start there.

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