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Chris K.
Avid Learner | AI Explorer | Marketing Pro
Chris Knight is a seasoned innovator with a broad range of professional experience in customer service excellence, marketing, project management, and technology. Throughout his professional career, he has acquired direct experience in researching, designing for web and print, brokering services and products, and marketing through individual and mass communication. He is proficient in problem-solving and delivering superior service and results that align with his customers' needs. His excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills make him an asset to any team that needs to achieve their objectives.
In terms of education, Chris has studied business administration, real estate practice, and computer programming, equipping him with a diverse perspective on different industries. He is passionate about creativity, innovation, research and invested in traveling as he believes it opens minds and hearts to new experiences.
His professional journey includes different roles, including Marketing Director at America 1st Roofing & Builders, Inc and Legacy Roofing Northwest, Web & Print Designer at Chris Knight Designs, Digital Product Analyst, and Product Specialist at Lowe's Companies, Inc. He has also worked as a Business Development Manager at Cross Cultural Communications, Inc., Knowledgebase Developer at Workscape, an ADP company, Branch Manager and Realtor® at selEquity Real Estate, Administrative Assistant at RE/MAX Mountain West, Marketing/Design Associate at United Way of Treasure Valley, Web & Print Designer at Harvest West, Store Manager at Second Acts Thrift Store, Department Sales Manager at The Bon Marché and Resident Office Manager at Dover Apartments.
Highlights
AI isn't on the way, it's here and growing rapidly. It has already changed search. How do you keep up, or even get ahead of the curve? The ever-brilliant Rand Fishkin has a quick and insightful chat about it in a recent 5-minute whiteboard. Link in comments. (How funny that LINKedIn hates links in posts!?)
#seo #socialmedia #marketing #aicontent
With social media logos appearing on everything from websites and PDFs to business cards, they can impact your reputation for attention to detail. While Google+ logos have haunted the web since they closed in Spring 2019, the Twitter bird has flown the coop more recently. What's your plan for updating your physical and digital materials? Paper, hard goods, designers, and programmers can come at a cost, so have you budgeted accordingly? Let's discuss in the comments. #socialmedia #marketing #branding
