Brittany Garth Freeman

Brittany Garth Freeman is a digital marketing entrepreneur, business coach, and global speaker focused on women-centric brands.

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Brittany Garth Freeman

Founder & CEO, Pinq Inc.

Brittany Garth Freeman is a digital marketing entrepreneur, business coach, and global speaker focused on women-centric brands. After starting in social work, she pivoted in 2014 and built Pinq Inc. into a multi-location agency with offices in Atlanta, Miami, and London. Her work and story have been featured on stages including TEDx, Amazon Prime’s The Blocks, the Women’s Economic Forum, and Cornell University. She is a Forbes Coaches Council member and the first person in the U.S. to receive a live coaching industry proclamation from the Governor of Virginia.

Brittany’s mission is rooted in empowerment with execution. She launched Pinq University, a free self-paced learning platform for women who need mentorship and skills training, and developed a coaching certification that is now licensed at the university level.

About this Episode

Brittany traces her journey from unpaid nonprofit work and near-homelessness to leading a seven-figure agency. The turning point came when early clients asked not just for motivation, but for the “how.” Teaching herself organic marketing on a shoestring, she proved the playbook, then began building it for others.

We cover how she scaled Pinq Inc. across three cities, why she serves women-led brands, and the mindset that sustains growth: choose clarity over comparison, build systems and funnels, and set expectations before you chase reach. Brittany explains why viral moments can expand awareness but rarely deliver scale on their own, and why today’s influencer marketing favors authentic UGC creators and lifestyle content over celebrity endorsements.

She unpacks Pinq University’s free curriculum and mentorship time, her now-licensed coaching certification, and the new CEO Social Club that blends education, networking, travel & tech perks, and partner access. Brittany also shares her pandemic pivot, when a shuttered coworking space could have ended the story, but instead sharpened her focus and tripled profits.

“I wanted to work exclusively with women at the time. I wanted to empower women. ”

Brittany Garth Freeman

“If you’re not passionate about it, you can’t dream, you can’t see past what’s in front of you at the current moment. It is going to be difficult for you to want to continue on with that business.”
Brittany Garth Freeman