I say they have a business where they do online, selling the goods, and they want to integrate emailing like constant contact into it. How have you found the integration between those mail servers and social media? Is it been very easy to do? Is it very effective? What's your take on those email servers? Yeah, well email and social media together are extremely powerful, and email is still one of the best forms of marketing period. So here's how people are integrating email into their social media efforts. For example, on your Facebook page for this particular company, they could have an opt-in form with the email provider, in this case, constant contact. And maybe what kind of goods are they selling? They're selling natural gifts. Natural gifts. Like fair trade gifts. Okay, so what they could do is maybe encourage people to join their email list, and in exchange for that, get a coupon or a discount. So there's some incentive to get people onto the email list. In the case of social media examiner, we give away a free one-hour Facebook marketing video tutorial. And we've found that that has been very strong incentive to get people onto the email list. Because realize with social media, you do not own the list. On your Facebook page, there's no way to export those fans. There's no way to even know who most of them are. It's impossible. It's completely controlled by Facebook. Now, if Facebook decides to change the rules on you, you could be all that effort could be for not. So it does make sense to figure out a way to integrate social media into Facebook in particular. So the best way to do that, like I said, would just be to have a tab, or on a welcome tab, have something like sign up for updates or special offers. And then once you have an existing email list, which I'm guessing your client does, your natural gifts client, you can leverage email to also drive traffic to social media channels. So for example, if they send out a monthly newsletter or a weekly newsletter, in that newsletter, they could include a link to their Facebook page. Become our, follow us on Facebook, or they could do what we do. Every other Friday, we have Facebook experts who go up on our Facebook wall and answer questions. And we use our newsletter to promote that. So we tell people to go to our Facebook wall to get Q&A from experts. In your case, it could be natural experts in the natural industry. So there's a strong correlation between email and social media if you can figure out how to use them together. And I would strongly suggest you do figure out a way to couple them together. Certain email providers like Constant Contact, Awebers, another one that we use, do have social components also built into their newsletter, where they will host your newsletter up on a site and then allow someone to hit like a retweet button inside of the newsletter. And then that will drive traffic to a hosted version of the newsletter. So email integration with social media is definitely very, very important and a way for the future, for sure. Good question.