Podcast appearances and mentions of evan cox

Send us a textStrategic fundraising that anchors usFundraising looks different in 2025, but smart strategy remains essential. This insightful (and practical) replay from June 2024 delivers evergreen tips and tools to help your nonprofit stay focused and thrive in a shifting landscape.Unlock the power of strategic fundraising to transform your nonprofit's mission! Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to educated decisions that drive results. Discover how to keep your primary goal focused and elevate your fundraising game as  Cara unpacks the strategic benefits of a well-crafted fundraising strategy with John DeLange and Evan Cox, founders of The Strategic Fundraising Plan. Get ready to unlock growth as they share their expertise on:Clear messaging, insightful data, and thoughtful planning can transform your efforts. Making supporters feel valued while avoiding donor fatigue.Balancing professional goals with personal connectionsA strategic fundraising plan helps your organization raise more money, freeing up your staff and board's time and talent to focus on your mission and build deeper connections with your donors.We have downloadable resources from The Strategic Plan to help you see a return on your marketing efforts: https://evancoxconsulting.com/resources/ Plus, a comprehensive step-by-step guide from our Nonprofit Blog:How to Create a Strategic Fundraising Plan for Nonprofits: https://donorbox.org/nonprofit-blog/strategic-fundraising-plan From design to data and managing donor fatigue, Cara, Evan, and Jon have an answer for your nonprofit's strategic fundraising.  Join us and grow!What makes Donorbox the Best Nonprofit Fundraising Platform to Achieve Your Strategic Goals?Easy to customize, available in multiple languages and currencies, and supported by leading payment processors (Stripe and PayPal), Donorbox's nonprofit fundraising solution is used by 90,000+ global organizations and individuals. From animal rescue to schools, places of worship, and research groups, nonprofits use Donorbox to raise more funds, manage donors efficiently, and make a bigger impact. Take a tour right now and start fundraising in just 15 minutes: → https://donorbox.org/The Nonprofit Podcast, along with a wealth of nonprofit leadership tutorials, expert advice, tips, and tactics, is available on the Donorbox YouTube channel. Subscribe today and never miss an episode:

Paul Jamison chats with Evan Cox from Equip Expo to break down the exciting details of the 2025 Morning Show—live podcasting, top industry voices, and the can't-miss energy of the green industry's biggest stage.

In this episode of the Live Full Work Fun podcast, Gayla Scrivener chats with Evan Cox, exploring his journey, insights, and strategies for living a creative and fulfilling life while balancing work and fun. Evan shares actionable advice on overcoming challenges, embracing opportunities, and staying motivated in both personal and professional pursuits. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with tips and ideas. Key Highlights: Evan's unique approach to balancing creativity with work responsibilities Strategies for maintaining motivation during challenging times The importance of fostering meaningful connections in your professional network How to embrace opportunities and align them with long-term goals Evan's actionable tips for turning ambitious ideas into reality Continue the conversation. Share your biggest takeaway from this episode on Facebook. Connect with Evan Cox: Website: evancoxconsulting.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evancox1/ Connect with Gayla: Website: https://www.gaylascrivener.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaylascrivener/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GaylaScrivenerLiveFullWorkFun Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gscrivener/ This episode is brought to you by Scrivener Social. The easy-to-use social scheduling platform built for the busy solopreneur. Go to ScrivenerSocial.com and schedule a demo today!

In this episode of Scrappy ABM, host Mason Cosby discusses the top trends in Account-Based Marketing (ABM) for 2025 and beyond with marketing director Evan Cox. They explore emerging strategies and key shifts shaping the ABM landscape.Best Moments:(01:12) Influencer marketing in B2B is on the rise(02:58) The increasing use of AI in ABM programs(04:23) ABM as a buzzword is decreasing, being replaced by GTM (Go-to-Market)(05:19) ABM programs are becoming more focused and less flashy(05:51) The future of ABM involves coordinated efforts between marketing and sales

In this episode of Scrappy ABM, host Mason Cosby sits down with Evan Cox, marketing director, to discuss the crucial role of messaging in Account-Based Marketing (ABM). They explore how tailored messaging can significantly impact the success of ABM campaigns and share insights on creating effective, targeted content for specific accounts.Best Moments:(01:09) The importance of messaging in ABM strategy(02:45) Differentiating messaging for concurrent campaigns(03:24) The significance of clear brand messaging(04:02) Adapting global messaging for specific ABM markets(04:19) Example of tailored messaging for SAP customers(05:32) Leveraging customer logos and testimonials(06:15) Highlighting success and failure points in messaging(07:16) The importance of iterative messaging refinement(08:25) Using ABM programs to test and improve global messaging

Send us a Text Message.Unlock the power of strategic fundraising to transform your nonprofit's mission! Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to educated decisions that drive results. Discover how to keep your primary goal focused and elevate your fundraising game as  Cara unpacks the strategic benefits of a well-crafted fundraising strategy with John DeLange and Evan Cox, founders of The Strategic Fundraising Plan. Get ready to unlock growth as they share their expertise on:Clear messaging, insightful data, and thoughtful planning can transform your efforts. Making supporters feel valued while avoiding donor fatigue.Balancing professional goals with personal connectionsA strategic fundraising plan helps your organization raise more and frees up your staff and board's time and talent, allowing you to double down on your mission and build deeper connections with your donors.We have downloadable resources from The Strategic Plan to help you see a return on your marketing efforts: https://evancoxconsulting.com/resources/ Plus a comprehensive step-by-step guide from our Nonprofit Blog:How to Create a Strategic Fundraising Plan for Nonprofits: https://donorbox.org/nonprofit-blog/strategic-fundraising-plan From design to data and managing donor fatigue, Cara, Evan, and Jon have an answer for your nonprofit's strategic fundraising.  Join us and grow!What makes Donorbox the Best Nonprofit Fundraising Platform to Achieve Your Strategic Goals?Easy to customize, available in multiple languages and currencies, and supported by leading payment processors (Stripe and PayPal), Donorbox's nonprofit fundraising solution is used by 80,000+ global organizations and individuals. From animal rescue to schools, places of worship, and research groups, nonprofits use Donorbox to raise more funds, manage donors efficiently, and make a bigger impact. Take a tour right now and start fundraising in just 15 minutes: → https://donorbox.org/The Nonprofit Podcast, and a wealth of nonprofit leadership tutorials,  expert advice, tips, and tactics, are available on the Donorbox YouTube channel, subscribe today and never miss an episode:

In this episode of Live Full Work Fun, host Gayla Scrivener has a conversation with Evan Cox. Evan is a StoryBrand Certified Guide with over fifteen years of experience serving businesses, nonprofits, and their leaders. Evan redefines marketing, presenting it not just as an advertising or selling tool, but a powerful means to build meaningful relationships and understand audience needs. Beyond marketing, he believes in providing clear support to your mission, shunning sleazy tactics and ambiguous metrics, and becoming a reliable partner for your audience. Whether you're an entrepreneur exploring self-discovery or a small business owner keen on enhancing your communication strategies, Evan shares valuable insights as a seasoned professional dedicated to ethical and effective marketing. Episode Highlights: A fresh look at marketing as a tool for building relationships The powerful role of words in marketing and communication Entrepreneurship as a form of self-discovery The importance of forward-thinking and continuous improvement The role of a consultant in empowering clients Valuable resources for understanding storytelling in marketing and improving your relationship with money The significance of perspective in your entrepreneurial journey Continue the conversation. Join the Live Full Work Fun Facebook group and share your biggest takeaway from this episode. Additional Resources: The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness | Morgan Housel Free Resources from Evan Cox Consulting Connect with Evan Cox: Website: https://evancoxconsulting.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evancox1/ Connect with Gayla: Website: https://www.gaylascrivener.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaylascrivener/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GaylaScrivenerWorkFromAnywhere/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gscrivener/ This episode is brought to you by Scrivener Social. The easy-to-use social scheduling platform built for the busy solopreneur. Go to ScrivenerSocial.com and schedule a demo today!

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feelings surrounding purchasing dash cams, as well as the secondhand road rage they feel reading comments on dash cam social media posts. Plus, Chris associates a mystery food with Twilight vampires, Evan channels Plato, and they both make endless Willy Wonka references -- and by "endless", they mean like two or three.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss zoos and aquariums, from the excitement of seeing exotic animals to the guilt of seeing them cooped up. Plus, Chris provides an update on Hello Fresh, Evan learns bald men can't be dorks, and their heated trivia competition rages on.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss meal kit services like Hello Fresh and Blue Apron. Do they taste good? Can they be trusted? Why do they advertise so much with online creators? Plus, Chris does not believe AMC makes movies better, Evan may have been mistaken for a blind man, and they both want to get rid of the goo. 

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox reflect on the toys of their childhoods. Plus, Chris has a new look, Evan wonders if he grew up in an experiment, and they both compete in a mini trivia game.  

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness behind taking part in as well as running contests. Plus, Chris campaigned for a mustache, Evan had a weird Alaska Airlines flight the day before their door blew off, and they hate the male-created November themes.

Much like with the Popeye's Chicken Sandwich episode, hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning are finally ready to discuss something that was big in the news three years ago: the novel coronavirus. Plus, Evan fights to watch things before David Zaslav removes them, Chris struggles with holiday travelers, and they both hate pandemic-themed content.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feeling surrounding being original or unoriginal. Plus, Chris gets ignored by a cake baker, Evan has a prank copy machine, and they both reveal how exhausting Letterboxd reviews are.

Insecure hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of maintaining a level of security. Plus, Chris doesn't know how The Voice works, Evan has Macaulay Culkin protect his house, and they both need keys duplicated.  

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the uncomfortable reality of getting scammed. Plus, Chris gets a special Letterboxd review, Evan prepares to escape his evil landlord, and they both wonder if OfferUp is Tinder for stuff.

Dumb little hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkward and uncomfortable moments surrounding feeling stupid. Plus, Evan faces Spectrum Internet's greatest challenge, Chris reveals the results of Gift or Grift, and they both revisit the heated debate: is Sebastian the crab from The Little Mermaid actually a lobster?

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox march their way into your ears to talk all about awkward moments surrounding parades, both as participants and as spectators. Chris holds out hope that he could be scammed, Evan learns the scientific term for a booger, and they both make very current, topical references to David Fincher's The Killer.

Writer Mary Nguyen (@maryhbnguyen) returns to join hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox in discussing alien conspiracies, alleged encounters, and their guesses for People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive 2023. Plus, Mary is fascinated by plants and giants, Chris sat next to someone strange on an airplane, and Evan doesn't want to have milk debt.

The Doyt was special underneath the midweek MACtion lights. Caleb and Ryan loaded up the car once more and traveled to Bowling Green once more. This time, the goal was to see if Ball State could stay alive for bowl eligibility. Enjoy a segment from the world-famous restaurant Mister Spots (2:52) where they debrief on the ESPN fame they gained over the weekend. Then, it's inside the stadium for a critical third-quarter drive (27:26). As they sweat out the bets they placed, Kiael Kelly tries to do his best Jimmy G impersonation. Join the crew for the game-winning drive as they're joined by a friend of the pod Evan Cox (45:08).  Finally the morning after, Caleb and Ryan recap the trip with some insider information (59:46). NoContextCFB PostEmail: inddrive35@gmail.com

To simultaneously celebrate Halloween and the World Series, hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning draft horror movie characters to baseball teams, obviously! Plus, Evan might have ghosts in his cabin in the woods, Chris struggles to fill in a PDF, and they both want to know if people are attracted to the demon from Sinister.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feeling that comes from attending work events and work parties. Plus, Chris stained his shorts, Evan's right eye is Boston strong, and between the two of them come up with dozens of new reality shows.

Improviser Derrick Lee Hood (@derrickleehood of @demonimprov) returns to the podcast after over 200 episodes to join hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox to discuss the format and potential awkwardness that can come out of late night talk shows. Plus, Derrick gives marriage advice, Chris almost sliced Evan's eye with a pastry wrapper, and Evan thinks they should all try working at Google.

After taking quizzes for the past 32 episodes, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox gather them all together to determine which one is the best. Plus, Chris reveals his Two Popes, Evan worries he thinks like an NFL quarterback, and they both struggle to identify the octafinal from the quarterfinal.

Tory N. Thompson (@tory_is_tnt) returns to join hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning in talking about watching sports in person, as well as try to name every team in the USA's big 4 sports. Plus, Tory can walk to the new home of Taylor Swift, Evan spewed beer on his feet, and Chris has a special relationship with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox talk awkward milk stories and the Got Milk ad campaign. Plus, Chris inspires a grandma-themed game show, Evan summons ghouls to the podcast, and they both take a quiz to see how much, if anything, they know about cattle.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox talk about the awkwardness surrounding both good and bad luck. Plus, Chris would be good at a video game that doesn't exist, Evan is cursed, and they take a quiz that fails to deliver on its promise.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward feelings of being nosy, and the types of things they most want to know -- looking at you, celebrity divorces! Plus, Chris wants to rebrand gyms, Evan wants to yell at two borderline teenagers, and they both take a quiz trying to guess the celebrities by their noses (Quiz here: https://www.buzzfeed.com/nora_2702/celebrity-nose-identification-quiz).

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox play around with stories of awkwardness in regards to playing games and being playful. Plus, Chris vibes with lions, Evan is a good friend on social media, and they both hate QR codes.  

What's up, doc? Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss awkward stories surrounding bugs and other creepy-crawlies. Plus, Chris mashes up Transformers and pastas, Evan sat in his hamper to be cool, and they both wonder if there are more Lady Bird's other than Saoirse Ronan.

Eavesdrop on hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox as they discuss the awkward joy of eavesdropping and the awkward horror of being eavesdropped upon. Plus, Chris gets a stand-up comedy catchphrase, Evan wants to take a George Lucas approach to the Friday movies, and they take a quiz trying to recognize animal sounds (https://bit.ly/3XsHbIe).

After talking about malls last episode, this week hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox go to the Burbank Town Center mall and recap their experience. Plus, Chris dropped a fat seal, Evan befriends a trio of teenage goofballs, and they both take a quiz to see if they would survive a fantasy adventure.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss awkward and uncomfortable moments in shopping malls. Plus, Chris feels discouraged from taking a Trader Joe's sample, Evan wants dogs to save the economy, and they both take a trip to the mysterious Forbidden Mall.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of sharing movies, memes, and more with other people, and the fear of whether or not they'll like them too. Plus, Chris skipped King Charles' Coronation, Evan had a wardrobe malfunction, and they both try to guess the biggest stand-up comedians from 20 years ago.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox share awkward stories about doors, pants, and repairs -- because how can you talk about one without talking about the other two?? Plus, Chris receives an urgent Instagram DM, Evan gets fooled by churches, and they both discuss the legacy of Carpool Karaoke.

Indecisive hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox take a quiz to discover what food they should order for dinner live on mic. Will they get old favorites, or have to try something new? Plus, Chris has a birthday subscription service, Evan wishes more people loved the Hobgoblin, and they both wonder which of Santa's reindeer is the fastest. Find out what you should eat here: https://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=1dq-what-should-i-eat-tonight

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of both teaching and being taught. Plus, Chris solved a charity mystery, Evan wrote a piece of music for Comedy Bang Bang, and they both try to figure out if they're smarter than a fifth grader.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox record in person to talk about advertisements, commercials, promos, and the like. Plus, they try to record an ad for this very podcast. But wait there's more! Chris was the Angela Bassett of his high school, Evan is bad with time, and they're both cranky old men who hate QR codes.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness that comes with the fear of missing out, or FOMO. Plus, Chris possibly maybe kind of edited something for a panel at SXSW 2023, Evan congratulates Jeffrey Dahmer on going viral, and they both take a Green Book trivia quiz even though they've never seen the movie.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of packages and packaging. Plus, Chris receives a mysterious text, Evan remembers the moment he learned bananas have potassium, and they both take a quiz about love and animals.

To celebrate their 200th episode, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox take a career assessment quiz that's supposed to take half an hour, but takes them much longer. Plus, Chris has a strategy to get paid to play video games, Evan is scared of lasers, and they both realize they'd be good donut partners.

Writer, tax preparer, and cohost of The Big Bang Theory Theory podcast Kyle Amann (@kamateur89) joins Chris Binning and Evan Cox to discuss the awkwardness that can arise during tax season. Plus, Kyle reveals the best pick-up line he's ever heard, Chris brainstorms slogans, and Evan nicknames his deadline.

From horniness in the workplace to toxic online comment sections, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkward inappropriate conversations they've been a part of. Plus, a raccoon filled Chris with joy, Evan felt un-zen in a bookstore, and they both wonder if meteorologists do their own research.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the topic of silence -- natural silences, awkward silences, and everything in between. Plus, Chris questions HBO, Evan will be broke for Christmas, and they both want you to convince them to start a Patreon.  

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox talk about the awkwardness when there's pressure to have fun. Plus, Chris makes merch, Evan likes Daylight Savings Time, and they both identify as Island Boys.  

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss awkward feelings associated toward wearing and buying hats. Plus, Chris wants to create a dating show to rival The Bachelor and Love Is Blind, Evan was complimented by a car full of strangers, and they both are fascinated by actors in Metaverse commercials.

Before last week's winning Powerball lottery draw, hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox go all in on the topic of gambling. Plus, Chris has his own version of Taylor Swift's Midnights album, Evan is not a robot, and they both cast a Happy Madison production of Alice In Wonderland.

Writer Mary Nguyen (@maryhbnguyen) returns to talk about working the new comedy series for Netflix, Blockbuster, as well as join hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning in discussing other defunct stores, items, and practices. Plus, Mary is ready for a UFO to land in New York, Evan has guitar metal in his eye, and Chris has a DVD of Monster House ready to go at a moment's notice.

Actor Zach Jobe (@zhjobe) and writer Cailey Follet (@caileyfollet) join hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning to create haunted houses based on random word prompts. Plus, Zach confuses Matthew McConaughey and Larry The Cable Guy, Cailey assumes no one knows what elephants are, Evan almost sticks a landing, and Chris peppers in puns.

As a marketer, you mostly sell services. But how often are you recreating the same things for multiple clients? Could you create an evergreen product you could sell repeatedly?On today's show, Evan talks about how to launch a product alongside your existing service offering. For more than fifteen years, he has served businesses, nonprofits, churches, and the leaders who guide them.In this episode, Evan talks about:• How to come up with product ideas• Captivating your experience and knowledge to create products• How to create something you need and then sell it to others• Who to sell to• How to market your products well