Phrasee phun
03 Sep 2018
Phrasee’s phavorite marketing tweets of the month: August 2018
It’s true… Summer is drawing to a close. But hey, Autumn isn’t ALL bad…
As we wrapped up our summer revelry and steeled ourselves to spend the next few months preparing to meet the long, dark winter head on once more, it was a time for reflection in the email marketing community.
Email marketing turned 40 this year. It’s a significant milestone for any industry, especially one based on a channel many have predicted would die a quick death each and every year for the better part of the past decade.
Forgoing the opportunity to gloat and deride email’s many naysayers wasn’t a conscious decision. We took the high road not because we are above such pettiness, but because the annual “email is dead” blogfest has become so predictable that it is little more than white noise to our ears.
Plus, we had better things to tweet about, and many questions that only email marketing tweets could answer to our satisfaction.
Let’s see how we did this month…
Email as fashion? Yes…
Who else got their @reallygoodemail tee today? Where’s your #rgeselfie? #emailgeeks #EmailMarketing pic.twitter.com/0Ctaf2lwk3
— Jen Capstraw (@jencapstraw) August 21, 2018
Did people get it yet? Nope…
By 10am today I had already said “it depends” and “you have to test it” 3 times. #emailgeeks
— Val Geisler (@lovevalgeisler) August 28, 2018
Did we have our own unique problems to deal with? You bet…
One of the downsides of being a developer is that my social media now shows me ads for brands I’m working on, but have no intention of ever buying. #emailgeeks
— Anne Tomlin (@pompeii79) August 24, 2018
Did we discover anything that beat a good email marketing conference. Absolutely not…
Good morning, London #emailgeeks! We’re ready for you! #LitmusLive pic.twitter.com/tcrsI1FcBP
— Litmus (@litmusapp) August 21, 2018
Were we still willing to poke a little fun at ourselves? Uh huh…
Thee two states of every email coder. #emailgeeks #litmuslive. pic.twitter.com/VqSbf7uELP
— SwipeMail (@swipemail) August 21, 2018
Had we forgotten how to make the most of Twitter’s greatest communication tool: the mighty GIF? Never!
When you spot your Tweet in #emailweekly #emailgeeks pic.twitter.com/8EY3mjXwR4
— Jacques Corby-Tuech (@iamacyborg) August 24, 2018
Were we still willing to invest a little time creating something that would accomplish little more than making our fellow #emailgeeks smile? Of course!
Email chose us #emailgeeks. #litmuslive @meladorri pic.twitter.com/P9X2ZrJS0C
— Aaron Simmonds (@otherside_uk) August 21, 2018
Were we above a little high-quality snarking? Clearly not…
But just to be clear, they’re still animals, and we still bite their heads off first https://t.co/Y57xKzFICM
— Kristin B (@EmailSnarketing) August 22, 2018
Could we still bend a meme to our email marketing and self-promotional will? Obv…
Should use @TaxiforEmail then💅 #emailgeeks pic.twitter.com/z3N9tLczd8
— Elliot Ross (@iamelliot) August 13, 2018
Would we be cutting down on the time we spent each day looking for funny things on Twitter? Nah…
An oldie but a Goldie.#MusMeme pic.twitter.com/d2IUoGotM8
— Washington Design Consultants (@wash_design) August 22, 2018
Were our idiocy radars dulled still as effective as they had been before summer began? Would we still invest the time to point it out? Yes to both, thank you.
Ah yes, “cod and fries” pic.twitter.com/UaK5BGaPbe
— Phil Wang (@PhilNWang) August 18, 2018
And finally, when were we all planning to get this tattooed on our foreheads? Only time will tell, we suppose…
A sign I could use… pic.twitter.com/SYGUCIVGwD
— Remy Bergsma (@remybergsma) August 15, 2018
So tweet on, you beautiful email marketing flowers, you. We’ll be watching as always, and we’ll see you all in September!
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