Chris Hall Email & Phone Number

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

The Hall of Yum is like Rotten Tomatoes for food, aggregating food content from established journalists to rank all the best places in all the cities I can find. Currently I'm focused on Phoenix while I establish the structure of the site and work out some kinks, but plan to start on New York soon.

Remote

When iwantmyname was acquired, I became the product manager for it, as well as a brand called internet.bs that catered to domain investors. Over time, we moved both teams to Agile (I have thoughts!), moved our management software from a hodgepodge collection of apps to Jira and Confluence (I have more thoughts!), and kicked off a bunch of integration.

Remote

At some point at iwantmyname, I started to take on more of a team management role, primarily tasked with redesigning the platform to compete better with more modern offerings from GoDaddy, Namecheap, and the like, but also tasked with running team meetings, stabilizing project management, and creating company policies.

Remote

Content, content, content, content, content. I wrote blogs, newsletters, guides, FAQs, site content, and system emails, and tracked project analytics through a number of platforms. Analytics were good, and my remote contract kept getting renewed. High five!

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Off Madison Ave was my wild foray into the fast-paced world of agency-side advertising/marketing. As a copywriter, I primarily wrote marketing copy for the Arizona Office of Tourism, Nike, and Arizona Summit Law School, but I also worked on branding projects, social media campaigns, and content strategy audits.

Remote

After reviewing apps for some time as a hobby, I was offered the position of Editor-in-Chief, which seemed like a relatively normal job, but was in fact one of the first true remote management jobs around. We had contributing authors around the world in a time before Slack. Before Dropbox even. We chatted on AIM, coordinated work in Gmail (somehow), and.