Christopher Knight

Christopher M. Knight is a seasoned entrepreneur who excels at creating & leading high-performance Internet startup companies with an obsession on delivering a fast and positive end-user driven experience. He and his team achieves this thanks to daily innovation, creative solutions based on user feedback, and a high commitment to exceed the expectations of their stakeholders. He attracts "A"-level achievers to quickly execute the companies objectives, implement quality control assurances -- while he steps out of the day-to-day operations to focus on the long-term client opportunities, relationship-building and new product development.

Authors With Multiple Brands - Secrets to Managing Multiple Topics When Writing Articles

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: March 2, 2006

Most prolific writers/authors write about more than one area of expertise. You might have a main area of expertise, and then multiple sub-topic or different topics that you write articles about (some to pay the bills and others to feed their creative spirit). How do you create author brand strength without creating market confusion as to your expertise? Read on to find out...

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Article Sets - How Authors Can Produce More Quality Articles in Less Time

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: December 6, 2005

Writing articles is fun, but it can be even more rewarding when you learn how to produce more in less time. Let's look at the simple concept of writing articles in "sets" instead of one at a time.

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Page View Logic As Applied To Article Writing - Increase Your Page Views - More Traffic

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: October 13, 2005

Do you want to grow the level of traffic to your website? Most people think that they want to get more HITS, but what they really want to grow is their "page views". Let's look at a very basic formula for growing your page views.

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Ezine Publishers Want These 5 Things From Article Authors/Writers

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: August 23, 2005

Want your articles to get picked up and reprinted by top name brand ezine publishers? While there is no shortage of authors willing to give their articles away for free with hopes of attracting ezine publishers who will pick up your article to send to their list as supplemental content or 'guest expert' - there is a gap between two very different types of articles: Type 1: Those That Get Reprinted Type 2: Those That Get Passed Over Here's how to increase your article viral distribution abilities:

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Article Content Sources For Article Writers - 7 Quick Strategies You Can Use Immediately

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: August 9, 2005

As an article author, sometimes you can only pull so much out of your head before you need to turn to a system or a strategy for how to produce more original content. The following are (7) types of great content sources to help you produce your next batch of 100+ quality and original articles: Article Content Source #1: Old Ezine Articles This includes your archives for articles that you sent your ezine from the past 10+ years. If you've created multiple articles for each email newsletter issue, I recommend that you break your old EzineArticles into...

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Thought Leaders - Using Articles To Entrench Yourself and Your Personal Brand

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: July 6, 2005

A "Thought Leader" is someone recognized as an authority in their field of expertise...also known as a visionary. Few people set out to become a "thought leader" or "guru," but there is good reason to not only establish yourself as an expert, but as a higher-level expert or "thought leader" for your market. How can you become a "thought leader" for your niche or industry?

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Article Writing - Positive Author Questions To Ask Yourself

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: June 1, 2005

Article writing can be such an intimate act as you're always sharing a piece of yourself with the world. It's so easy for your mind to derail as you wander from paragraph to paragraph that I wanted to give you a list of positive questions you can ask yourself to keep your mind upbeat and focused on the task at hand:

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Article Writing Strategies To Get Into Zen Flow - 7 Tips

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: April 28, 2005

The more you write, the larger your impact. If that's true, why is it that so many authors find it hard to either start writing or to complete articles that they started? You either buy into the perception of writer's block or you buy into the perception that it's easy for you to enter and exit an effortless state of flow (some call it the alpha mind state) or the zone when writing. It's always a choice and therefore you either set yourself up for failure or for runaway success. Here are 7 strategies that can help you achieve the zone of flow when it comes to writing your best works:

Creating Your Perfect Article Summary - 7 Tips

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: April 12, 2005

What should be in your article summary? It's otherwise known as an article abstract or article teaser. The purpose of your article summary is to entice a potential reader to read the rest of your article. It's a sales pitch for the benefits your article delivers and in many cases, it makes the difference as to whether your article gets read or bypassed. Here's a list of the 7 most critical tips that can help you create your own perfect article summary:

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Article Writing & Copywriting Secret - How To Make Your Article TITLE Sell

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: March 11, 2005

Most authors are wasting their time producing dozens to hundreds of high quality articles that never reach a fraction of their traffic potential. It's a darn shame. When I review the behind-the-scenes traffic statistics on over 20,000 articles that have produced over 1 million monthly page views in my article marketing lab...ONE thing is clear: All articles are not created equal even when everything about them is identical except for the TITLE. Here are my secret findings that can help skyrocket the web traffic that your articles can create back to your website:

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Article Writing 101: The Perfect Author Resource Box

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: February 27, 2005

If you want to really make your article "SELL" then you've got to craft the perfect RESOURCE BOX. This is "author bio" that is below your article body and it's also known as your "SIG" (short for SIGnature). Here are the essential & optional items that should be in your resource box along with my list of what to NOT include in your resource box:

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Microsoft Word Smart Quotes and Internet Article Writers Don't Mix

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: February 21, 2005

By default, Microsoft Word automatically changes straight quotation marks ( ' or " ) to curly (smart or typographer's) quotes as you type. This is fine if you are only authoring your works for applications not relating to article marketing. When smart quotes are converted to HTML, the quotes are converted to non-standard characters which end up littering your document with question mark symbols and/or other garbage code. Here's how to shut off those darn smart quotes:

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Article Writing Mistakes - 7 To Avoid

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: December 29, 2004

Making your articles available for reprints by other ezine publishers and webmasters is the cornerstone strategy in building an avalanche of pre-qualified visitors to your website. If you want your articles to be picked up and massively distributed by others, here are 7 common mistakes to avoid:

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Essential HTML Skills For Article Authors - 7 Tips

Writing and Speaking: Writing Articles • Published: December 14, 2004

In less than 15 minutes, you can learn the essential HTML skills that every article author and writer should know. You can learn it quickly and the simple skills in this article will greatly increase the visual quality of your articles!