Twitter vs. Email Marketing

For all of the engagement opportunity that social networks like Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn present, they also offer limited measurement capability outside of growth.
Thus, from a marketer’s standpoint, the power of the e-newsletter: easily trackable links and conversions, and major insight into what readers do with your messaging (forward it? delete it? unsubscribe from it?).
So what’s a marketer to do? How can the digital-word-of-mouth power of Twitter be harnessed but in a trackable email-like way?


Social media is often talked about a a great marketing tool, but it can be equally powerful when it comes to customer relations management (CRM). Here’s how top brands are using Twitter, Facebook and other networks to develop strong relationships with, and gather data from, their customers.
If you’ve been using Twitter as a marketing tool for your business, you’ve probably already come to terms with the fact that simply counting the number of followers you’ve got doesn’t cut it. When it comes to measuring social media, you’ve got to go deeper.
Social media isn’t new – but it still offers up challenges to marketers. And the main problem? They can’t figure out how to measure ROI.
Twitter is expanding its sales and marketing branch, and fast.
Twitter has quite a large base of loyal power-users who have managed the finer points of expressing complex thought in 140 characters or less. However, the company has a tough time attracting, and more importantly retaining, new users.
If you’re struggling with creating conversions on Twitter and have no clue what a social strategy would look like for your brand, you’re in luck: Mediabistro’s 





Nadine Cheung
Editor, The Job Post
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