The Colorful Adventures of a Traveling Content Creator

Hi! I’m Amy. Welcome!

I’m an ordinary person doing extraordinary things.

I earn a living by telling fascinating stories about the things I’ve done, and by helping other talented people tell their stories, too.

I used to call myself a “writer,” or sometimes a “copywriter, “digital marketer,” “content marketer,” “affiliate marketer,” “email marketer” or “search engine optimizer.” I’ve also been an artist, textile designer, product developer and team manager.

Nowadays, the labels that fit best are “content creator,” “educator,” “crochet pattern designer,” “crafter” and “trend forecaster”.

My Most Interesting Accomplishment So Far: Crossing the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea in a 34′ Sailboat With My Husband, Michael, AKA Mike.

All together, Mike and I spent five years out cruising. It was like a working vacation; as we traveled, we also worked on building our own businesses.

The label that best fits Mike is “entrepreneur.”

Besides just piloting a small sailboat across oceans, my sweet husband has done bunches of other impressive things:

• He used to work in the Hollywood film industry, and his resume includes interesting credits. He’s worked on a diverse range of productions including “Heat,” “Air Force I,” “Contact,” “Pacific Blue,” “Beverly Hills, 90210,” and “Baywatch.”
• He started a TV channel.
• Nowadays, he’s a licensed Realtor in the state of Utah, and also the founder of a tech startup that straddles the telecom, real estate / proptech and SaaS verticals.
• He’s also a madman on a mountain bike, and for that matter, on any kind of bike.
• And, luckily for me, he is the world’s handsomest crocheted hat and scarf model.

My “Day Job:” I help talented, motivated entrepreneurs connect with more clients and customers.

If you’re a business owner or brand representative, I can help you get more qualified clients, customers or leads for the products or services you’re offering.

If you’re a media company, I can help you publish content that will appeal to the visitors your advertisers are hoping to attract.

I’ve worked for media companies, marketing agencies, retailers and manufacturers, always with a focus on helping my clients bring interested new visitors to their websites.

• Much of the work I’ve done lately is ghostwriting and link building outreach for digital marketing agencies. My clients’ clients operate in every industry; they’re SaaS companies, insurance providers, universities, academic portals, manufacturers, healthcare providers, home builders, home improvement contractors, you name it.





• I’m transitioning to become an affiliate manager.
  
  I began learning about how to do profitable affiliate marketing in 2005 while building my own network of niche websites. These days, I’m still operating and maintaining the best of those sites, and I’m also using what I’ve learned to help my clients sell their offerings to the public, too.





• Since affiliate marketing and influencer marketing are a natural fit for each other, influencer marketing is my latest field of interest. Because of the work I’ve done for media companies, I’ve already built strong relationships with a number of high-profile content creators. So, going forward, I’m hoping to use what I’ve learned to help businesses connect with the ideal influencers who can introduce their offerings to a broader audience.

My “Passion Project:” I’m working on building the world’s most authoritative arts and crafts website.

If you’re a crafter, and you’re here to find new project ideas, I invite you to visit my blog at KnittingCrochetCrafts.com to find the latest and timeliest craft project ideas.

See Also: Amy Solovay’s Crochet Patterns

If you’re a professional crafter or a business owner in the craft vertical, I invite you to collaborate with me; the world’s most authoritative craft site will not be complete without your voice, your ideas and your opinions. So I’m excited to work with you on shaping its contents.

Thanks so much for dropping by my website today. I appreciate your interest.

Best wishes,

Amy Solovay

This page was last updated on 4-8-2024.