techtranslated is Andrew Scott. Digital marketeer, Wordpress aficionado, father of hybrids. Of Kiwi origin. Read more

What I do.

These are my key skills. I do other stuff. I'm just better at these.

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Where I've Worked

Some of the sites I've worked on. Not single handedly it should be said.

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  • GatherContent

    Being in the middle of building new sites and using Word as our main tool to write, edit, review and signoff content – this looks a useful solution. If it exports directly to Sitecore that would be even nicer.

  • Introducing the Leap

    “Leap represents an entirely new way to interact with your computers. It’s more accurate than a mouse, as reliable as a keyboard and more sensitive than a touchscreen.  For the first time, you can control a computer in three dimensions with your natural hand and finger movements.”

  • Brydge + iPad: Do more.

About

 

techtranslated is Andrew Scott. I run digital marketing for M&G Investments in London.

What is techtranslated?

techtranslated started out as my consulting company (Techtranslated Ltd) and supported my freelancing activities from 2005 to 2010 when I gave in and joined Investec Asset Management to run their digital marketing team in London.

My strapline was ‘translating technology for people and businesses’.

I’m continuing in my permanent role having found what I love doing – digital marketing – and techtranslated is now my outlet for all things digital.

Why should you visit?

First of all, you don’t really need to. If you like the content then feel free to subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter.

What content? In short – I love consuming loads of RSS and Twitter news and discovering fantastic new web applications and services. So if it’s of interest to me and what I do – then there’s a good chance it will be of interest to you.

Generally I cover mobile, marketing, social media, small business, WordPress, content, email marketing, financial services – with the caveat that I’ll post about pretty much anything that’s innovative and useful.