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What is the difference between social programs and socialized e-mail?

As marketers continue to evolve their social networking strategies, it is important to remember that e-mail remains one of the most cost-effective and, if executed properly, the most beneficial tools within their marketing tool boxes. Marketers can use e-mail to increase the effectiveness of their social channels and as a way to identify their most engaged and vocal customers and recipients. Combining the reach of e-mail with the power of social networking helps to achieve that marketing “sweet spot”—the right offer to the right individual at the right time.

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