About

Knoxify is a blog camp led by Brandon Clarke and Casey Peters. We have been straining our brains with business ideas, young professional events, insurance policies, projects and more. We could go on but that would be boring now wouldn’t it? In a nutshell, we’re trying to better your life, our life and the communities in which we live in. We shoot our “Do Good” flares from Knoxville, TN.

What We’ve Done

Instaknox: Think of it as Twitter on steroids with a Knoxville, TN focus. It’s an exchange of quick messages to let the community know what you’re up to.

Ntrospect: We’ll spill the beans about this little venture later, ok?

Young Professionals of Knoxville: The plan came together in 2006 when we set out to connect today’s leaders with tomorrow’s. Almost 2 years, 80 members and over 100 volunteer hours later we’re still making our footprint on Knoxville, TN even larger. And we’ve got the t-shirts to prove it.

In The Media

Go Vols Xtra, Blogger Buzz: With Wildcats tamed, Vols turn to Gator hunting, March 3, 2008

News Sentinel, Blogging adds to the depth of media coverage, February 24, 2008

News Sentinel, Text of letter from KnoxCharterPetition.com to Knox County Commission, January 27, 2008

News Sentinel, 40 Under 40 Awards, January 18, 2008

News Sentinel, Voter Guide, January 13, 2008

WBIR, Knox candidates working to meet voter demand, January 12, 2008

generatioNEXT Magazine, Letter from the Managing Editor & YPTRI (p. 6-9), Winter 2008

News Sentinel, Guns, God and waxing eloquent, December 30, 2007

Greater Knoxville Business Journal, 40 Under 40, December 17, 2007

Greater Knoxville Business Journal, Groups work to foster next generation’s leaders, December 17, 2007

News Sentinel, Blogging an East Tennessee slice of life, December 2, 2007

News Sentinel, What they’re saying on School Matters and elsewhere, November 4, 2007

News Sentinel, Knoxville ranks high with singles, October 31, 2007

News Sentinel, Search on for future leaders, March 27, 2007

What They’re Saying

“You can’t help but be impressed with the excellent work coming from the guys over at Knoxify. I wish I had spent my college years doing something constructive, as opposed to destructive!” - Byron Chesney

“The two have dedicated themselves to blogging all things social, political, and cultural in and about Knoxville - interviewing county commissioners, reporting on local events, and offering advice on topics from where to get the best coffee to the best insurance deals. A recent post pays homage to their top ten favorite things about Knoxville - and readers followed up with top ten lists of their own. From past leadership to entertainment, dining, and the surrounding area, for an insider’s uncensored take on what makes Knoxville great, I can offer no better source.” - Jeremy Floyd