So you still have to go to one site to check your email and then another for Twitter and yet another for Facebook? Who has that kind of time!? Not anymore, now you can use multiple plug-ins right in your email client to interact with all of your social media sites. What client you use decides exactly what features you can add.

For example, if you use Google Mail you can add a nifty plug-in called Xoopit. This lets you integrate all your images and videos from your Gmail to places like Flickr and YouTube. You can also share it through Facebook or your blog.

Okay, so maybe you're the one person that doesn't have Gmail and you use Microsoft Outlook. With Outlook you can add OutTwit, which sounds pretty much like what it does. It adds a toolbar that allows you to send new posts to Twitter as well as read and reply. To keep all of your precious Tweets organized you can add a folder called Tweets (of course).

There are plenty more fun and functional plug-ins that could help you be a little more organized and thrifty with your time.

For all plug-ins, check it out here.

An email relationship between you and your customer is an ongoing effort. The three main tips in to engage your email subscribers are: "Make your subscribers feel safe and welcome," Building relationships is about trust, interaction, feedback, and strategy," and "Ask and track what subscribers think and need." What you really want to do is to really establish a legitimate relationship with your customer to make sure that they read and actively engage in your email offers.

Apparently Facebook is not yet satisfied with what they have achieved so far. They want to do more.

TechCrunch reported that Facebook is preparing and plans to release a webmail called Project Titan. With this fully featured webmail, users will be able to access their mail account without being on Facebook (with full POP/IMAP support).

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