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How To Twitter Your Email Newsletter

written by John Chow on October 23rd, 2008

Aweber just keeps getting better and better. They’ve added another new feature to their ever growing list of features. Now, whenever you create a broadcast message in Aweber, you have the option to automatically tweet that email to your followers as well.

The main advantage to being able to tweet your newsletter is many of your Twitter followers may not be subscribed to your mailing list. This is a good way to get your newsletter in front of them. The tweet will include the title of your newsletter and a link to read it. Here are a few examples taken from real Aweber users.

twitter-email-newsletter-examples

Setting this up in your Aweber control panel is very easy. I’ve made a screen cast on how to do it. I hope you like it. Aweber is the best mailing solution on the web and the ability to tweet your newsletter just made the best even better.

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  1. John that looks like an amazing tool – thanks for digging out resources like this for us who are looking to take our message to the masses.!!

    Much appriciated!

  2. Wow, this just might make me purchase xD

  3. Oh my god thats awesome =D

    I know for a fact that most of my Twitter followers are not subscribed to my website so this could have a major advantage for my website. However this may also increase spam by far for people who are on Twitter and friends to many others.

  4. Impressive, you talk about a neat service. Not bad, if you have the money it’s worth the investment. :)

  5. Before discovering John Chow and the MMO community (learned of him and Shoemoney through the Affiliate Challenge) I had used Constant Contact. I used them primarily because I didn’t know of anyone else and they seemed about equal. Then I started seeing how many bloggers use Aweber, and signed myself. Now, I use them for all my new sites and hope to transition the others soon.

  6. That’s why I love aweber

    Always innovative

    This is a realy cool tool

  7. That’s a wicked feature. Looks like I need to sign up with Aweber stat.

  8. Too bad I’m bootstrapping! Perhaps I can save my adsense pennies!

  9. WOW marketing with automation :) Nothing gets better then that.

  10. Another way to spam through yet another social network site.

    -Mike

  11. Great video John, thanks for taking the time to put that together. We have a number of enhancements coming in the next 2-4 weeks based on feedback we’ve already received about it. Very exciting to see how many people have already used it in less than 2 days.

  12. I’ve been hesitant to use aweber so far…why? I don’t know just have, but I might actually have to give it a try since I’m such a big fan of Twitter.

  13. That’s a great idea to be able to send your newsletter to your Twitter followers, just gotta get the newsletter done.

  14. Sorry for re-commenting on same post. But I have to give an update. I used twitter idea from last 3 days and my traffic is already increasing. :) Thanks.

  15. I’ve been putting Aeweber off for a long time. I think it’s time I just give up and start using it.

    Especially with the tons of new features they are coming out with.

  16. Aweber should not send to the intersection of Twitter Followers and Mailing Lists. It is annoying sometimes.

  17. very use full article. Thank you for sharing

  18. Brilliant, you talk about a neat service. Not bad, if you have the money it’s worth the investment.

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