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Chris Creech

Project Manager

My main goal as a Project Manager is to ensure that my clients have a great experience with their websites, both during the initial project and after it launches. To do that, I spend most of my time guiding them strategically through all kinds of decisions, while helping them to better understand information architecture, usability, design, content strategy, analytics and much more along the way.

A Tar Heel born and bred, I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill  with a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication.  While I'm not in the office, I try my best to stay in shape by training for and competing in triathlons.  I also enjoy spending time on the river in my whitewater kayak or at the lake on a wakeboard.  If it's too cold to be outside, you can probably find me on the couch watching some Tar Heel basketball.

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Recent Work


Callahan Creek

Rhino Foods

Marbles Kids Museum Mobile

Maple Grove Hospital

Brahmin

Win Without Pitching

Blog Posts

How to Handle Blog Comments

February 1, 2012 at 9:00 am

When it comes to blogging, one of the scariest aspects can be opening up your site for user comments. It's hard to relinquish that control, but there are many benefits and a couple of ways to go about doing this to avoid an influx of spam and unwanted comments.

Promoting Your Website Content

July 14, 2011 at 9:00 am

Creating interesting and inspiring content on a regular basis is very important, but how you promote that content is also just as important.  You should be promoting your content through social media, email marketing as well as through the tools on your own website.  The key is finding the right mix that keeps users interested without making them feel overwhelmed.

The Two Things About Content

June 21, 2011 at 8:00 am

As a part of our "two things" exercise, our client services team had to come up with the two things about all aspects of our work.  "In this post, I want to examine the two things that we decided were the essence of "content."

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