In an effort to stem the Nor’easter of frenetic twittering and blogging created by the Wall Street Journal’s recent predictions of the imminent death of eMail. The eMail Guide intends to square off against them and take a strong stand on the issue along with the eMail marketing community who have been speaking loudly and clearly in their belief that email is not dead.
Lord knows Wall Street has made mistakes before.
Vote now! Speak your mind! Is eMail marketing dead or ain’t it?
Oh, and you can send an eMail directly to the WSJ author by clicking here or better yet, send the Wall Street Journal a fax!
Takeaway: Just cuz you see it in print doesn’t mean it’s so.
Kenny Van Beeck
July 29, 2011 at 9:43 amIf email is dead, why do all social programs ask for your email address and use it to send you notifications? Think about it 😉
Chief eMail Officer
July 29, 2011 at 10:46 amGreat point Kenny….
I am just bearer of bad news not the news maker.
I think @WSJ took enough shots on this one.
Kenny Van Beeck
July 29, 2011 at 9:43 amIf email is dead, why do all social programs ask for your email address and use it to send you notifications? Think about it 😉
Chief eMail Officer
July 29, 2011 at 10:46 amGreat point Kenny….
I am just bearer of bad news not the news maker.
I think @WSJ took enough shots on this one.
Jordie van Rijn
August 3, 2011 at 7:03 amMark Brownlow made a great line up of data so we can all see that the email is stayin’alive 🙂
http://www.emailisnotdead.com/
Chief eMail Officer
August 3, 2011 at 7:17 amThanks for the share…without vocal supporters of the industry we do run the risk of other nay sayers having their message heard.
Long Live Email!!!
Jordie van Rijn
August 3, 2011 at 7:03 amMark Brownlow made a great line up of data so we can all see that the email is stayin’alive 🙂
http://www.emailisnotdead.com/
Chief eMail Officer
August 3, 2011 at 7:17 amThanks for the share…without vocal supporters of the industry we do run the risk of other nay sayers having their message heard.
Long Live Email!!!
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