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Blogs vs. Email Marketing
G. Simms Jenkins argues that blogs aren't natural successors to email for marketing. His points are relevant, but it's not really blogs that are allegedly "competing" with email (not that it's an either/or thing, as the author points out), but the RSS feeds produced by many blogs.
G. Simms Jenkins argues that blogs aren't natural successors to email for marketing. His points are relevant, but it's not really blogs that are allegedly "competing" with email (not that it's an either/or thing, as the author points out), but the RSS feeds produced by many blogs.
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