Slater specializes in written content training & development while cultivating a corporate culture of content. Slater was a previous content trainer for Media Junction; he would interview, onboard, train, and graduate They Ask, You Answer-certified content managers. Prior to teaching TAYA best practices, Slater was a content manager for Dalinghaus Construction, Inc. – during which time he boosted organic blog traffic by 15,000% and garnered over 100 Google-first-page blog posts. CM duties included developing, publishing, optimizing TAYA-driven written content / managing content calendar / facilitating content-generation meetings between marketing and sales. Slater is currently an English Lecturer at University of Arizona. He’s looking to work with companies that believe in the converting power of content, makes data-driven decisions, and are ready to demolish the silos between marketing and sales. Slater has contributed fiction, poetry, and nonfiction to journals such as:*The Chicago Quarterly Review*The Carolina Quarterly*New Madrid: Journal of Contemporary ArtsNominated for Best Small Fictions 2019 for “In My Pocket” published by The Tishman Review.