ADVANCED TARGETING AGENCY - Key Persons
Chris has over 30 years of retail and e-commerce experience and a track record of leveraging marketing technology and measuring marketing effectiveness with direct response metrics. As technology changes, so does consumer behavior. Chris relies on vision and research to stay ahead of the trends to reach consumers with the right message at the right time.
Erin has over ten years of experience in marketing and advertising as an account manager. From email and social media campaigns to real-estate and e-commerce, Erin has seen it all. Erin is always on and puts her clients needs first. When it comes to 24/7 services, Erin is the best!
Fritz has over 25 years of startup experience running business operations for leading technology companies, including Ask.com, Travelzoo, Education.com, and Townsquare Media. With his vast knowledge of the MarTech ecosystem, Fritz is able to design, integrate, and maintain the technology that will automate your marketing efforts.
Chris is a third-generation Marketer. Nearly 90 years ago, his grandfather, Arthur Churchill, began a 30-year-long advertising career in Manhattan, at Donahoe & Co., representing such notable clients as Dr. Scholls, Angustura Bitters and Carolina Long-Grain Rice. Chris's mother, Mary Churchill, was a pioneer in the Public Relations Industry, starting with Grey Advertising and eventually becoming Sr VP of Corporate Communications at J Walter Thompson Worldwide. It was inevitable that Chris would follow in their paths.
He began his westward journey by moving to Aspen after finishing college. He soon became a co-owner of a sporting goods store called The Alternative Edge, where his passion for retail marketing and technology began. He soon learned EXCEL and began to implement the newly evolving Barcode technology. By 1994, Chris's store received Aspen's Small Business of the Year Award, followed by his recognition as Retailer of the Year by the Ski Industry of America (SIA) in 1995. The next year brought Chris the Simpson Award for excellence, for his mail order catalog.
His years in Aspen brought Chris into contact with Bill Joy, who employed a think-tank of lovable geeks to work on a top-secret new computer language called JAVA. The World Wide Web had just been born and they were eager to test out JAVA on it, eventually leading to the creations of JPEGS and HTML language, used in the conversion beautiful Kodak slides and Word Perfect documents. This was only 1996 and his sales were flourishing through the use of these newly found tools of technology!