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Timothy McFall

Timothy joined the RevenFlo team in 2019, specializing in web marketing content for social media, websites, email, and other digital marketing channels.

Tim helps clients articulate and achieve their business goals through the strategic development and deployment of digital marketing content via websites, social media, online advertising, and more.

ROLES

Accounts

Communicating with and managing tasks for clients to help them achieve online marketing success.

Content

Drafting, editing, optimizing, and publishing content on websites, social media, and anywhere else organizations have an online presence.

Advertising

Creating and managing online advertising campaigns in order to help clients reach larger, targeted audiences.

Social

Posting and engaging with social media audiences on behalf of clients in a range of industries.

EXPERIENCE

Tim joined RevenFlo in 2019 as a Content Marketing Specialist. In 2026, his official title changed to Account Manager & Content Specialist in order to more accurately reflect how his role had evolved over the years.

Starting with internships while still in school, Tim began his career working in ecommerce and search engine optimization (SEO) for businesses in Rock Hill, SC.

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Tim graduated from Winthrop University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – Marketing Concentration. Along with his business studies, Tim minored in Theatre, participating in productions throughout his time at Winthrop.

MUSIC

GAMES

Tim has had a lifelong appreciation for video games as a player. In his adult life as a professional who better understands the relationship between art and marketing, his appreciation for games has only grown. Video games are a unique artistic medium that combines visual art, music, writing, UI/UX design, and a dozen other disciplines. These creations end up with a unique identity that can be interpreted differently by each person who experiences them, much like films, songs, or paintings. However, games are different because they also require active participation from the audience in order to be fully experienced. Below are some of Tim’s favorite video games that he enjoys revisiting from time to time.