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The integration of email and social: social media strengthens email marketing

In case you would still doubt after the many interviews, studies and articles I have posted about the integration of social media and email marketing: eMarketer released a new report called “Maximizing the E-Mail/Social Media Connection”.

If I would have the budget I would buy it, but I guess it doesn’t really cover stuff I haven’t posted about (if not, people at eConsultancy, if you read this, you can always send this blogger a copy for review).

Fortunately on the web page that announces the report, eMarketer gives some data. And you can also download a white paper called ‘Email in the social age’ by StrongMail that tomorrow organizes a webinar with eMarketer about the report.

According to the report, where 2009 email marketers ‘started to get social’, this year is the year that social media will make email marketing more “powerful”.

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It’s time for mobile social networking: Facebook and Twitter grow on the mobile Web

Mobile social networking is gaining ground in the US, according to recent data from comScore’s MobiLens, that tracks and reports on mobile trends and consumer behavior.

According to the data, in January 17.1% of mobile subscribers went to a social networking site or blog as compared to 13.8% in October.

Last week, the Web measurement firm reported that both Facebook and Twitter have seen triple-digit traffic growth on the mobile Web in the last year, reaching U.S. audiences of 25.1 million and 4.7 million, respectively.

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Categories Mobile social networking, Research Tags Android, Apple, BlackBerry, comScore MobiLens, Consumer behavior, Facebook, Google, LG, mobile social networking, mobile trends, mobile web, Motorola, Research in Motion, RIM, Samsung, text messaging, Twitter
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