Billi Hughes is an e-marketing wizard and graphic design artist with 10 years experience developing creative marketing campaigns that combine the strength of creative design with the right technology to engage the target audience and generate leads. She successfully translates the client’s vision and goals into clear, integrated and effective campaigns leveraging direct mail, webinars, tradeshows, social media, websites and SEO. Billi believes in the power of balancing great design and appropriate technology to help organizations gain market share and presence.   

Before joining Amplify, Billi served as marketing specialist for VisionPoint^®, a training company, where she was responsible for managing all web and emarketing activities including monthly enewsletters, email campaigns, microsites, SEO, website maintenance and enhancements, and webinars. Billi also designed and developed direct mail, logos, ads, enewsletters, microsites and sales tools that reinforced the organization’s brand and generated results.

Prior to VisionPoint^®, Billi was an Account Representative for The Printing Station where she was responsible for working with clients on their printing needs and maintaining and updating the company’s website.

As a Graphic Designer for JDK Marketing & Public Affairs before joining The Printing Station, Billi designed direct mail and other collateral for clients including the Mitt Romney Campaign, Iowa House Mail and Caruso Affiliated Shops at Santa Anita.

Billi also designs wedding stationary, albums, logos, stationary, business cards, websites, postcards and greeting cards through Creative Perfection. Her clients include the YMCA, Sheraton Hotel, American Diabetes Association, Brady Electric, Habitat for Humanity, Clive Jaycees, Windsor Heights Fire Department, Casa di Vino Wine, Chocolate for Vets, Hillsborough Antique Show and Collectors Extravaganza.

Billi received an Associates Degree in Graphic Arts from DMACC and is currently completing a double Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Marketing and eMarketing at Franklin University.