Don’t worry, I’ll make
this quick.

Here’s a little of what I’ve done.

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I was a journalist for
the BBC for four years, covering autos and emerging technology. Oh, and we won an award.

  • The BBC reached out to me when they launched a new automotive website for an American audience called BBC Autos. I interviewed automotive executives, talked to pioneers of autonomous systems, and wrote a regular column on emerging tech. The website is sadly no more, but it went down swinging by winning a Webby Award for Cars & Culture.

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I’m also writer for The Motley Fool, covering investing and personal finance topics. My work is regularly republished on Nasdaq, Yahoo Finance, and other sites.

  • I’ve written thousands of investing and personal finance articles over my 10+ years at the Fool. My work is regularly republished across financial sites and TipRanks has ranked me in the top 100 financial bloggers among thousands of writers. I’ve also contributed to the Fool’s social media team by making videos, some of which have racked up 100K+ views.

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And I’ve spent years as a content manger and digital marketer, where I managed website content, wrote newsletters, and oversaw a website relaunch.

  • I’ve overseen the redesign and relaunch of a website for a large national association, while also managing marketing employees and freelance bloggers. I’ve overseen everything from newsletters to event apps, and created social media videos as both an employee and marketing freelancer.

A few more things I’ve done...

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I created dozens of explainer articles for HowStuffWorks. Many of which have reached top rankings on Google.

I've made many investing and personal finance social media videos for The Motley Fool, with some receiving 100K+ views.

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I've worked with major brands like CarMax, writing content pages and updating SEO links.

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Some kind words about my work

“Chris’ ability to pivot strategies, test new ideas and content, and tackle new app features, is admirable and highly appreciated… I hope to work with him again in the future and highly recommend him!”

Ana Filipovic Windsor
Digital Media Director Mapa Creative

“As an intern, Chris Neiger went above and beyond his required duties and left a great impression on our whole team. After his internship, he continued his relationship with Relevant as a freelance writer, where Neiger excelled at writing features, short spotlights and reviews… Neiger's ability to own a project and contribute as a team player sticks in my mind. Having Neiger on your team is to your benefit.”

“Some reporters still do aggressive consumer reporting. Last year, Christopher Neiger, a freelancer writing for AOL Autos, showed how lenders got away with charging exorbitant rates for car-title loans, which provide borrowers with a little quick cash secured by the title of a car that’s already paid for... We need more stories like Neiger’s that delve into the reasons why the truth-in-lending law has been weakened so much that APRs don’t mean much any more.”