About & Contact
August 13, 2007
Bio
I am a marketing communications professional (it says here). I am British, but currently live and work in New York. I have specific expertise in the digital and social media arenas.
My background is in communications planning, and I am an alumnus of PHD London, Chiat\Day and Fallon New York. Since moving to a consultancy role I have had the good fortune to work with a number of advertising and communication companies: with boutiques like Mother, Strawberry Frog, Amalgamated, Nitro, Naked, 50,000ft and wearegigantic, the Web2.0 startup Crayon, and some more established shops including Publicis and MFP.
Contact
francis at francisanderson dot com
Useful Links (Work In Progress)
My professional profile on LinkedIn.
My personal profile on FaceBook
I confess I don’t Twitter as much as some…
My Ziki profile still needs some work!
My claimID page
It’s delightful, it’s delovely … it’s, er, del.icio.us
Well, you’re already here
For what it’s worth, I am apparently a “Faithful Creator”
March 29, 2008 at 12:02 pm
[...] also being planned and will include chapters from a range of Social Media auteurs … including yours truly! Posted by francisanderson Filed in marketing, socialmedia Tags: ageofconversation, bumrush, [...]
October 29, 2008 at 1:00 pm
I was looking at your digital marketing ecosystem and would like to use a portion of it for a school presentation. However, the image is small and i cannot read the title headings. Would you be so kind to provide me a larger graphic so I can read it. I will ensure to give you credit for my assignment.
November 6, 2008 at 1:25 pm
Do you offer an RSS feed for your blog? Call me blind if it’s already there.
November 7, 2008 at 7:33 am
Hi! This should do it …
feed://francisanderson.wordpress.com/feed/
July 8, 2009 at 11:32 am
Hi Francis,
I’d like to use the image you have for your November 18, 2008 post on Social Media for an editorial piece. Do you know the origin of this image (credit, useage rights, creative commons?). Please let me know if you have a chance.
Thank you!
Emily Kathan
emkathan@mit.edu