Kathleen Goodwin
Kathleen Goodwin is the former CEO of IMN (formerly iMakeNews), specializing in customer acquisition and retention through permission-based e-newsletters. For nine years, she was vice president of marketing for Ziff-Davis' publishing division, where she oversaw the marketing of all print publications and their early online siblings. She also serves as an advisor to early-stage companies and has been responsible for several successful new-business launches.
RECENT ARTICLES BY KATHLEEN GOODWIN
Apr 28, 2004 -
Tips for scrubbing your most valuable marketing asset.
Mar 31, 2004 -
Eight e-newsletter tactics to cross-sell, upsell, or just plain sell.
Mar 3, 2004 -
New Year's resolutions have come and gone. What's really going to happen this year?
Feb 4, 2004 -
Feeding your readers -- RSS and e-publishing.
Jan 7, 2004 -
It won't happen overnight, but it will happen if you follow these guidelines.
Dec 10, 2003 -
A collective critique, with some of the most effective e-newsletter practices.
Nov 12, 2003 -
How a state agency’s e-newsletter ranks.
Oct 15, 2003 -
A B2B software company's newsletter, reviewed.
Sep 17, 2003 -
How a mall keeps newsletter subscribers enthralled.
Sep 3, 2003 -
Evaluating an e-newsletter: the scoring criteria.
Aug 20, 2003 -
Readers are an invaluable source of market information. Listen and prosper.
Aug 6, 2003 -
Pulling together an e-newsletter plan you can stick with.
Jul 23, 2003 -
Reader profiling for personalized newsletters.
Jul 9, 2003 -
Your e-newsletter can play a bigger role -- if you let it.
Jun 25, 2003 -
Lessons learned: blog tactics for e-newsletters.
Jun 11, 2003 -
It won't happen overnight, but it will happen if you follow these guidelines.
May 28, 2003 -
No more hard sell! Four steps to make your newsletter create a dialogue with readers.
May 14, 2003 -
Understand sleazy -- so your newsletter won’t be.
Apr 30, 2003 -
Overcome inbox overflow. Develop conversational e-mails that are right on target.
Apr 16, 2003 -
Newsletter in a rut? A challenge to shake things up: change, test, and change some more.
Apr 2, 2003 -
Newsletter spring cleaning: eight tips for fresher content.