Chris Houchens is a marketing raconteur and writer.
His latest book is the Amazon Kindle exclusive, Kentucky Dirt, which takes you through a year in the garden with tips and common sense advice on how to grow a garden and why the effort is worth it.
Chris’ signature business book is 2010’s Brand Zeitgeist, which is a primer of the fundamentals of branding and offers lessons on how organizations can use the fundamentals of human nature to develop a brand strategy. Chris is a prolific author whose books have dealt with topics such as advertising, blogging, and healthcare marketing.
Chris Houchens has spent his entire professional career working in both media and marketing. Chris combines expertise in current trends with years of real-world expeChris Houchens is a marketing raconteur and writer.
His latest book is the Amazon Kindle exclusive, Kentucky Dirt, which takes you through a year in the garden with tips and common sense advice on how to grow a garden and why the effort is worth it.
Chris’ signature business book is 2010’s Brand Zeitgeist, which is a primer of the fundamentals of branding and offers lessons on how organizations can use the fundamentals of human nature to develop a brand strategy. Chris is a prolific author whose books have dealt with topics such as advertising, blogging, and healthcare marketing.
Chris Houchens has spent his entire professional career working in both media and marketing. Chris combines expertise in current trends with years of real-world experience in media and marketing to assist the organizations that trust him with their marketing strategy. Chris' work, writings, and speaking presentations have cast him as a digital maven who functions as a bridge between traditional marketing and new media.
Chris Houchens is a dynamic professional speaker who has provided keynotes & seminars for businesses and organizations worldwide at conventions, trade shows, company retreats & business meetings. His talks are centered on many aspects of marketing, advertising, branding, social media, sales leadership, and customer service.
He has been blogging since 2005 at ShotgunConcepts.com where he takes a unique, sometimes funny, common sense look at the place where marketing, media, advertising, and brands collide.
I don’t do as much speaking as I used to. But if I started traveling the country again, my new signature keynote on marketing and business success during the coronavirus crisis would just be me walking down the rows of the audience; smacking each of them on the head; and repeating the mantra…
“To have a successful business, you have to unlock the doors and let customers come in the building.”