News Page Headlines Author Date News Your customer is Sam Razi Friday, April 02, 2010 One way to get your customers to click that "post to social" tab is to connect your brand to their identity. From running shoes to class rings to new software systems, what we buy says something about who we are. And if one of your customers likes your product (and what it says about him or her), odds are that customer's friends will like it, too. social email marketing Sam Razi Friday, April 02, 2010 Setting up social email marketing is fairly simple. There are several downloadable snap-in tools, including Xobni,TwinBox, or FeedMailer, that will allow email recipients to follow your company's social site and post links to their own. But after providing the software that makes sure your customers can post your email to their social site, you need to provide the content to ensure they will. One of the best ways to do this is to make sure the content of your email fits into what's already happening on social networking sites. Here are a few tips to make your content fit in. Post a status upgrade. Sam Razi Friday, April 02, 2010 When designing promotions, try to consider incentive programs that will allow your customers to build status and share that status with their friends. Preferred customers, who hear first about new products or sales, or even get updates on product development, are likely to feel valued. As an added bonus, they can share this information with online friends, publicizing both their own status and your product. Test News Orhan McMillan Friday, March 04, 2011 Testing posting a news item on Tuesday, March 8th, 2011. Don's Testing Orhan McMillan Tuesday, March 08, 2011 Don's Test Header, created Tuesday, March 8th, 2011. Second Test for News Posting Orhan McMillan Tuesday, March 08, 2011 Testing to Post an item under News Now the information will be listed after the heading. BingBuzzdel.icio.usMy SpaceLinkedInFacebookTwitterYahoo
One way to get your customers to click that "post to social" tab is to connect your brand to their identity. From running shoes to class rings to new software systems, what we buy says something about who we are. And if one of your customers likes your product (and what it says about him or her), odds are that customer's friends will like it, too.
Setting up social email marketing is fairly simple. There are several downloadable snap-in tools, including Xobni,TwinBox, or FeedMailer, that will allow email recipients to follow your company's social site and post links to their own. But after providing the software that makes sure your customers can post your email to their social site, you need to provide the content to ensure they will. One of the best ways to do this is to make sure the content of your email fits into what's already happening on social networking sites. Here are a few tips to make your content fit in.
When designing promotions, try to consider incentive programs that will allow your customers to build status and share that status with their friends. Preferred customers, who hear first about new products or sales, or even get updates on product development, are likely to feel valued. As an added bonus, they can share this information with online friends, publicizing both their own status and your product.
Testing posting a news item on Tuesday, March 8th, 2011.
Don's Test Header, created Tuesday, March 8th, 2011.
Now the information will be listed after the heading.
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