Short Answer: Wherever my audience is. Long Answer: I think sometimes we need do both in order to find which works best.

In Logomakerr.ai, we opt for both email marketing and social media marketing. Email for personalized communication and social media for broader reach and engagement. A balanced approach is key to our marketing strategy.

Let me advocate for EM a little :) My top 5 reasons why email marketing is still gold: 1. It has the highest ROI of any form of marketing (36:1) 2. Check email visibility vs. social media post visibility (80% vs ~10%) 3. There's wa-a-y more space for personalization 4. You own your own contact list and customer data 5. So, you can track and respond to every action your website visitors/subscribers/customers/users take

Definitely email marketing. With social media, you do not own your audience. With email - you definitely do. You collect your email list yourself, and you are not tied to the decisions of social media platforms (like those who are trying to expand their businesses using only social media channels). It means, the platform sudden collapse won’t take your list down, if anything.

Email marketing of course

In my opinion, choosing between email marketing and social media marketing ultimately depends on your specific goals and target audience. Both can be effective marketing strategies when used correctly.

Sounds promising! Personalized email delivery is crucial in today's business landscape. Could you share more details about costume how Salesforge.ai achieves this and any unique features that set it apart from other solutions?

Email marketing provides a higher ROI in many cases, making it a cost-effective option for businesses. It's a channel that can be highly targeted to specific customer segments

the age-old debate between Social Media and Email Marketing. It's interesting how AiToolsKit.ai, an all-in-one platform for productive AI, SEO, writing, social media, and marketing tools, aligns perfectly with this discussion. In my experience, both strategies have their merits, but they're like two sides of the same coin – each has a unique impact on engagement. Product Hunt Link: https://bit.ly/product-AiToolsKit Social media is great for creating a dynamic brand presence and fostering real-time interactions. With AiToolsKit.ai, I've found the social media tools to be incredibly helpful in planning and scheduling posts. Yet, when it comes to building deeper relationships and delivering personalized content, email marketing shines. Here, the writing and AI tools from AiToolsKit.ai come into play, ensuring that the messages are tailored and compelling. So, for me, it's not so much a matter of choosing one over the other, but rather leveraging both efficiently with the assistance of a versatile platform like AiToolsKit.ai. It's about crafting a cohesive strategy where social media enhances brand visibility and email marketing nurtures lasting connections.

I would definitely go for email marketing Think of social media as a place that you rent out - you do not have full control over it and The platforms can suspend you at any time without any warnings and all your efforts will go down the drain if you don't funnel them to your email list having an email list is like an insurance: since they have given you permission to contact them you can send them emails endlessly nurturing them as well as selling them and they cannot take it away from you. So having an email list is like owning an audience!

I'll vote for email marketing/

Both but it also depends on your audience!

I prefer both

For us at Clipara, email marketing every day. We're B2B so social media has a much lower usefulness. However my previous company Fat Lama , was easily social media being a B2C / peer to peer market place!

Social Media Marketing

both, and you need to get multiple impressions to get the users' attention.

It depends on the audience and goals! I like that email marketing can become much more in-depth with content and be more tailored. We are build a tool to help keep track of competitors marketing campaigns.

I've found email marketing to generate better results.

For now, I'm more inclined towards social media marketing. For small startups, social media marketing tends to be more cost-effective than email marketing and can potentially generate better word-of-mouth among users.