Start With the Real Constraint.
More marketing activity is not always the answer. We first diagnose the offer, visibility, conversion path, follow-up, sales handoff, and retention so the plan solves the right problem.
United States Air Force Academy graduate, Air Force veteran, USC MBA graduate, and longtime CrossFit athlete and coach.
Collin founded Enoch Marketing to give gym owners something he believed the agency model was missing: one accountable partner, a clear operating standard, and marketing decisions tied to measurable business outcomes.
Why He Built Enoch
Before Enoch, Collin spent six years managing complex, high-stakes programs in the US military, including cyber defense work supporting Space Force and leading cross-functional teams. That environment demanded clear ownership, visible priorities, and decisions grounded in evidence.
He saw the opposite in too much gym marketing: separate vendors, scattered reports, and no one accountable for the handoffs between attention, inquiry, follow-up, and membership. Enoch was built to connect those pieces around one plan.
Diagnose the constraint. Own the handoff. Measure what matters.
Credentials only matter when they change the quality of the work. At Enoch, they show up in three practical standards.
More marketing activity is not always the answer. We first diagnose the offer, visibility, conversion path, follow-up, sales handoff, and retention so the plan solves the right problem.
Ads, local search, landing pages, follow-up, content, and reporting are designed as one coordinated system, not a collection of competing tactics.
You should know what is being worked on, why it matters, what the numbers are saying, and which handoff needs attention next.
Bring your numbers, your goals, and the part of growth that feels stuck. We will help identify the first constraint worth solving and show you what a connected plan could look like.
A focused conversation about your gym. No generic pitch deck.