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Integrating PayPal and AWeber - who knows how to do it?

by Peter Bestel
9 replies
Hi guys - a little help if you would...

AWeber allows your new customers to be part of a specific customer list. They outline how to do it here:

How Do I Integrate PayPal With AWeber? :: AWeber Knowledge Base

All well and good, but not the easiest of things to follow. Does anyone know of a decent video tutorial?

And is this the only solution? And is it the easiest?

Does using e-junkie as the shopping cart complicate matters or is that irrelevant?

Questions, questions... it's just one of those days!

Cheers

Peter
#aweber #integrating #paypal
  • Profile picture of the author rapidtronics
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    • Profile picture of the author Peter Bestel
      Originally Posted by rapidtronics View Post

      Here you go my friend. I have created just the Video Tutorial for you! The best part is it is free. Get it here now: Click Here
      Thanks Corey,

      It's a large file that you've posted there and my broadband is rather narrow band at the moment so it's got about an hour left to download.

      When I get a chance to watch it I'll tell you how I got on.

      Peter
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  • Profile picture of the author Quang Van
    A simple solution is to creating a "download squeeze page" where you ask them to verify their name and email address before they can download the product.

    A little low tech but effective.
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  • Profile picture of the author Pete223
    Hi Peter, just to let you know... You Are Not Alone!

    Tried following the steps in the link you provided and after a couple
    of hours the only thing I have working for me right now is a Huge
    headache!!!

    I guess I'll try Corey's video tutorial :confused:

    Regards, Pete
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Taylor
    For an alternative, you can use DLGuard and GetResponse. I've just been reading on the DLGuard forums that their integration with GetResponse is automatic, plus you get all the benefits of product protection and membership areas, if you need them.

    I'm switching over to this setup later today, just because of this integration.
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    Did you get the chance to watch my video Peter? What did you think?
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    • Profile picture of the author halfpoint
      Rather than starting a new thread I thought I would bump this one.

      I'm currently trying to integrate PayPal and Aweber as per the instructions in the first post of this thread.

      Just so that I understand this correctly.. is this how it works;

      1) Customer buys product through PayPal
      2) PayPal then sends customer email information to Aweber
      3) Aweber then sends whatever email I set it to send to the customer who then has to opt in?
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      • Profile picture of the author mkonline
        Originally Posted by Pat Jackson View Post

        Rather than starting a new thread I thought I would bump this one.

        I'm currently trying to integrate PayPal and Aweber as per the instructions in the first post of this thread.

        Just so that I understand this correctly.. is this how it works;

        1) Customer buys product through PayPal
        2) PayPal then sends customer email information to Aweber
        3) Aweber then sends whatever email I set it to send to the customer who then has to opt in?
        I second his request
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Endres
    In PayPal you have the option to add an email to your account

    the email you add is the name of an aweber autoresponder you create

    Paypal asks you to confirm the address by getting a code sent from paypal to the address

    You go into aweber and get the code

    bring it back to paypal - use it to verify the address in paypal

    Now, whenever someone buys on that PayPal email address, they are automatically added to that autoresponder

    Whatever messages are in the autoresponder get delivered exactly as if they joined on a squeeze page

    I know this because I have several emails working like this
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