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	Comments on: Why Twitter won&#8217;t replace email marketing	</title>
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		By: Scott		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[John this is an interesting post with a great lesson. Social media is a way to enhance as you have so well put. As an example I have an auto post for my blog post and when people visit there is a signup for my newsletter. Here again the blog nis like twitter- cheap,viral and organized with the newsletter being equivalent to email. So the two go hand in hand in that twitter is about opt-in, right? It does take time but the newsletter is more direct, targeted and detail oriented. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>John this is an interesting post with a great lesson. Social media is a way to enhance as you have so well put. As an example I have an auto post for my blog post and when people visit there is a signup for my newsletter. Here again the blog nis like twitter- cheap,viral and organized with the newsletter being equivalent to email. So the two go hand in hand in that twitter is about opt-in, right? It does take time but the newsletter is more direct, targeted and detail oriented. </p>
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