As you’ve no doubt guessed, I’m a huge fan of content marketing. But unless you’re a content marketing “fanboy” who’s blind to reality, you have to recognize the practice’s limitations….
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Andrew Schulkind
Since 1996, Andrew Schulkind has asked clients one simple question: what does digital marketing success look like, and how can marketing progress be measured?
A veteran content marketer, web developer, and digital strategist, Andrew founded Andigo New Media to help firms find a more strategic and productive mix of tools that genuinely support online brand goals over time. With a passion for true collaboration and meaningful consensus, his work touches social media, search-engine optimization, and email marketing, among other components. He views is primary goal as encouraging engagement. Getting an audience involved in your story requires solid information architecture, a great user experience, and compelling content. A dash of common sense doesn’t hurt, either.
Andrew has presented at Social Media Week NY and WordCampNYC, among other events, on content marketing and web-development topics. His technology writing appears on the Andigo blog, in a monthly column on Biznology.com, and for print and online publications like The New York Enterprise Report, Social Media Today, and GSG Worldwide’s publications LinkedIn & Business, Facebook & Business, and Tweeting & Business.
Andrew graduated with a B.A. in Philosophy from Bucknell University. He engages in a range of community volunteer work and is an avid fly fisherman and cyclist. He also loves collecting meaningless trivia. (Did you know the Lone Ranger made his mask from the cloth of his brother's vest after his brother was killed by "the bad guys?")
Keeping your email subscribers engaged
Building a large email list isn’t enough – for successful email marketing, you have to keep the subscribers you win engaged. Here are a few things to keep in mind…
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Email marketers are from Mars, email consumers are not
Let’s make it an even half-dozen articles in a row devoted to various aspects of email marketing, shall we? You can see the previous five here, along with my other…
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A/B testing your email marketing
As we’ve discussed over the past few months, there are a lot of factors that contribute to the success (or failure) of your email marketing efforts, from visual design to…
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Integrating and automating email marketing and your website
If third time’s the charm, why not a fourth piece related to email marketing?! (You can check out the last few here.) This time, though, we’re going to relate email…
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Effective email marketing design
We’re on a real roll with email-related posts–see our tips here and here from the past two monthly columns–and since good things happen in threes, we thought we’d cap the…
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4 more ways to make your email marketing more effective
In my last article, I talked about how personalization, mobile-friendliness, social connectivity, and asking for action can make your email marketing a more effective part of your marketing toolkit. Here are…
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Make your email marketing more effective
Email marketing is still an important part of just about any digital marketing program. Here are a few tips for making it more effective–and making it work better with your…
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Using your website to get to know your customers
Many of us are in business where we don’t interact directly with our end customers. We operate through distributors or value-added retailers or some other channel. This is, of course,…
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Applying usability concepts to your content marketing
In usability circles, the concept of red routes is used to help prioritize the most important features of a website’s interface, navigation, and organizational structure. Red routes are the actions…
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