Comments on: End of Email? http://tamelarich.com/2009/business-writing/e-newsletters-business-writing/email/ Smart Business Communications Tue, 23 Feb 2010 03:09:36 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Nathan Richie http://tamelarich.com/2009/business-writing/e-newsletters-business-writing/email/comment-page-1/#comment-346 Nathan Richie Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:52:53 +0000 http://tamelarich.com/?p=2140#comment-346 Nicely done Tamela. Until EVERYONE gets on a "wave" (pun intended) platform that allows for intimacy, privacy and file attachment or swapping, email will continue to be the default ..."reserved for my most formal and private correspondence" as well. Social Media is fast evolving and it is certainly allowing us to interact and engage in a manner we've not experienced before. We have new and exciting tools in the tool box now. One size doesn't fit all, but don't be surprised when it does. Nicely done Tamela.

Until EVERYONE gets on a “wave” (pun intended) platform that allows for intimacy, privacy and file attachment or swapping, email will continue to be the default …”reserved for my most formal and private correspondence” as well.

Social Media is fast evolving and it is certainly allowing us to interact and engage in a manner we’ve not experienced before. We have new and exciting tools in the tool box now. One size doesn’t fit all, but don’t be surprised when it does.

]]> By: @sternalpr http://tamelarich.com/2009/business-writing/e-newsletters-business-writing/email/comment-page-1/#comment-345 @sternalpr Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:42:46 +0000 http://tamelarich.com/?p=2140#comment-345 I have to agree with the article - to some degree. Many social media platforms have been on the rise because of their timeliness and ease of use, but are they true means of connecting with an audience for business purposes? What's going to result in stronger sales, tweeting with a mix of personal and professional colleagues on Twitter about a promotion, or sending out a targeted email campaign to a well-focused list of existing customers and prospects? At the least we have to explore the question. John Sternal UnderstandingMarketing.com I have to agree with the article – to some degree. Many social media platforms have been on the rise because of their timeliness and ease of use, but are they true means of connecting with an audience for business purposes? What’s going to result in stronger sales, tweeting with a mix of personal and professional colleagues on Twitter about a promotion, or sending out a targeted email campaign to a well-focused list of existing customers and prospects? At the least we have to explore the question.

John Sternal
UnderstandingMarketing.com

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