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Brandon Hofer
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Editor in Chief, Gaming Target
California
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Biography
Hello, I’m Brandon Hofer, an established gaming industry expert with +15 years of success building game-related sites and proven talent in analyzing gameplay to write informative reviews and promotional marketing materials. My expertise increasing organizational revenues and expanding market presence through development and implementation of innovative marketing strategies has empowered me to lead successful websites as Editor-in-Chief. My background and expertise building positive industry partnerships, writing informative gaming articles, and establishing strong community support have led to numerous successes. I am skilled at gathering and analyzing data, feedback, and metrics to identify areas for improvement in gameplay, provide technical support, and resolve issues with leading industry experts. In addition to that, I have also been contracted to do some consulting work for a firm that is trying to understand the gaming industry a bit better and what is popular at the moment. I would love to do some more of this type of work. I look forward to continuing my achievements promoting positive gaming community relationships, delivering outstanding client satisfaction, and exceeding organizational goals.
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By Brandon Hofer| theenemyofaverage.com@ Every year, the gaming industry ushers in new generations of players. While some are old enough to dive right into the nefarious world of Grand Theft Auto or the tense firefights of Call of Duty: Warzone, some are at the point where they just barely understand how the controller works to manipulate the characters on the TV. For those players and the parents and siblings who inevitably have to guide them along, there are droves of family-friendly experiences.
By Brandon Hofer| wealthofgeeks.com@ Spotting an Easter egg in your favorite movie, TV show, or video game is always fun. This type of quick wink and a nod to something that only really big fans will notice has become more common over the years. 1. The Office (2005-2013) In one episode of The Office, Creed used his blog. As it turns out, the blog is real and exists on the internet. It's every bit as kooky as you'd expect. 2. Star Trek (2009) In the 2009 Star Trek movie, the Enterprise emerged from warp speed in a debris field.
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Gaming Target
Australia