On a normal day, teaching (while rewarding) is an exhausting and at times, thankless job. Add a pandemic to that, and we’re over here wondering how teachers are still getting up every single day to educate our children. Added to the fatigue of the job, teachers now work from home in front of their laptops, […]
Great people make great teams, and our team is full of enthusiasm and thriving people. Despite the pandemic, our efforts are stronger and our dreams are bigger. We’re excited to have expanded our team into Mexico, as you’ll meet our current team members below. AND, we’re finally launching a consistent blog with the help of […]
By Logan Wickman-Hudnut As an intern at Knit Marketing, I participated in sales and advertising training for four weeks. I learned several things from my incredible mentor, Leah Nanni, which I can use forever. For example, email edicate. I had to reach out to different schools and request to schedule a call. I made sure […]
Knit Marketing Selected by GlobalGiving As Red Backpack Fund Recipient, Receives $5,000 Grant From The Spanx by Sara Blakely Foundation To Combat COVID-19 Crisis August 21, 2020 — GlobalGiving announced today that Knit Marketing has been selected to receive a $5,000 COVID-19 relief and recovery grant from The Red Backpack Fund, an opportunity for small businesses and nonprofits made […]
In the middle of a pandemic, Knit is having its biggest and best summer training program ever! We’re so happy to have Leah Nanni joining us as our Lead Sales Instructor and our veteran content manager Yesenia Gomez helping with social media training. We have an amazing team of #Kninterns, who you can read all […]
A Blog by Abeyah Ishmael In today’s society, it’s not a secret that racism is a huge issue and topic. After the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and so many others, people have done a variety of things to help fight against injustice, such as protesting. Racism has been around for a long time […]
A blog by Erika Agata It all truly began in 1963 when the Equal Rights Amendment was passed. But before that, women were only considered to be stay-at-home mothers and caretakers for both their husbands and children. However, when men went off to serve in the first World War, women were given the chance to […]
A Blog by Jakson Buhaj Racism has been a big issue across the world for thousands of years. It is defined as “prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people based on their membership of a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.” Over time, brave people […]
It’s already been 4 years since Knit Marketing began recruiting for our first summer interns and we are ready for round 5! If you (or someone you know) are a teen looking for part-time summer work, interested in learning more about web marketing, now is your chance to apply to be a vital part of […]
It’s a scary feeling not knowing whether or not you have the support of those around you when transitioning “out of the closet.” It’s especially scary when you’re a teenager and live with closed minded individuals. Hell, it’s the worst knowing that there is a possibility you can be kicked out for being who you […]