Week-end. Had a rough week. How was yours?
Posted some stuff today but didn’t really feel like it. I needed some fun and wanted to share it. Let’s keep the serious posts for later.
Guess I have the social media blues. Do you know the social media blues? No?
Then watch, listen and sing along. If you don’t smile once, you really need to relax as well.
In case you saw it already (which is very probable): I know, it’s an oldie but it’s still fun.
Go, Scott, go.
Remember that I wrote last month that UK-based Econsultancy had published a ‘Email Marketing Best Practice Guide’, written by Dave Chaffey, who said there was a lot of information in it about the integration of email and social media?
Although Dave was kind enough to recommened my small blog as a good source regarding these topics in a post, called “Digital Marketing Predictions and recommendations for 2010”, I haven’t purchased the report yet. Will buy it soon. (Tip: to find the link to this blog in Dave’s post, find this part where he writes: “This is covered in depth in my new Econsultancy best practice guide, but for detailed coverage I recommend the social email marketing blog if you follow the link above.”)
To make it up a bit but also because it contains interesting data about lots of email marketing elements (ROI, etc.), I’ll post the presentation Econsultancy director Peter Abraham, well, presented a couple of weeks ago at the iStrategy 2010 conference.