Aweber Email Newsletter Sharing on Facebook and Twitter

Social media is a big part of the marketing world these days. Most net-savvy businesses have a presence on Facebook and Twitter. That being the case, we’ve found that people are always looking for ways to make their social media and email marketing campaigns work together.

In addition to Aweber’s email sharing on Twitter, the leading Social Networking site Facebook is now available. Those of you familiar with aweber’s service will know that they helped customers (including me) automatically tweet their email newsletters for some time now.  Well, I’m using Aweber for more than three years already.

Recently, thay have updated their social media options to make combining your social media efforts with your AWeber account even easier.

Automatically Post Broadcasts On Facebook!

With their new Social Media / Sharing options you can automatically post your broadcasts to your Facebook wall.

In the spirit of consistency, you can create new connections with Twitter and Facebook through your account’s List Settings page.

This is also where you can pick a default Twitter and Facebook account specific to each list.

If you want to get started with this new feature right away, you can refer to our knowledge base for a more detailed walkthrough.

Multiple Twitter / Facebook Accounts? No Problem.

As they were revisiting their Social media integration options, they decided to make it easier for users to work with multiple Twitter accounts. If you’re unfamiliar with how Twitter works with AWeber, please have this easy-to-follow knowledge base article.

When creating a broadcast you will find the options to tweet / post your broadcast towards the bottom of the page under the “Social Media / Sharing” section. The accounts you have selected as your defaults will automatically be selected for your convenience.

How Does Integrating Email Marketing and Social Media Help Your Business?

Have you been sharing your email newsletters on Twitter, Facebook and/or other sites? (If not, are you planning to now?)

What have the effects been (or what do you expect they will be) on your business and marketing?