Does your thank you page create a positive first impression for your new email subscribers? In this episode, Jay points out what separates good thank you pages from subpar ones, so that you can create a page that properly sets expectations and gets your subscriber relationships off on the right foot. You can also subscribe [...]

What do you normally put in your email footer? Does it help or hurt your subscribers’ experience? In this episode, Jay discusses several mistakes that companies make with their email footers, and how you can avoid them. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast via iTunes.

What do your subscribers think of the marketing emails you send them? Do you know? In this episode, Jay talks about how to get subscriber feedback so you can determine if your emails meet their needs and expectations. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast via iTunes.

Are you making the same mistakes that other businesses often do in their email marketing campaigns? In this episode, Jay discusses some common mistakes that email marketers make, and how you can avoid them. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast via iTunes.

What can you split test in your email marketing campaigns to get more subscribers, opens, clicks and sales? In this episode, Jay shares 7 split tests that you can try to build your list faster and improve response rates on your emails. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast via iTunes.

What’s a preheader, and how can it help you increase your email deliverability and response rates? In this episode, Jay talks about what preheaders do, and shares examples of how they can help your email campaigns reach the inbox and elicit a response from subscribers. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast [...]

Do you respect your subscribers? How do you show it in your email marketing campaigns? In this episode, Jay talks about why respect matters in email marketing, and how you can use it to build quality subscriber relationships. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast via iTunes.

Where can you find subscribers for your email marketing campaign? In this AWeber podcast, Jay talks about different sources of email addresses, and whether the owners of those addresses should be subscribed to your email list. You can also subscribe to the AWeber Email Marketing Podcast via iTunes.

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Like many businesses, you may be exploring integrating social media with your email marketing campaigns. Doing so can expand the reach of your messages and grow both your fans/followers as well as your email list.

So at AWeber, we’ve made a point of helping you combine email and social media by helping you automatically share your email newsletters on Twitter and Facebook.

As some of you noted when we rolled out our integration with Facebook, it only worked with personal profiles (not fan pages) due to limitations with Facebook’s API. We knew you wanted to post to your fan pages, but it wasn’t technically feasible at the time.

Well, as the saying goes, the only constant is change. And this is a good one. Facebook has changed their API, we’ve changed our integration and you can now post your email newsletters to your fan pages.

How to Share Your Email Newsletters On Your Facebook Fan Page

Go to your List Settings page and click the “Connect To A New Facebook Account” button under the Social Media / Sharing header (this works the same way whether you have a Facebook account connected already or not).

When prompted, allow AWeber Email Marketing to manage your pages.

When you create your broadcast, go to the “Social Media/Sharing” section and choose to share the email on your fan page.

That’s all there is to it! Feel free to take a look at our Knowledge Base for more detailed information and instructions on integrating Facebook and AWeber.

Enjoy!