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Aweber Question

by katied772
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Can one purchase of Aweber be used on multiple domains? Thanks, Kate
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  • Profile picture of the author Rob Thayer
    Yes.

    Aweber lets you create multiple autoresponder mailing lists, so you can have one for each site. Or you can have one list with opt-in forms on multiple Web sites. However you want to do it.
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  • Profile picture of the author kmckillop
    Originally Posted by katied772 View Post

    Can one purchase of Aweber be used on multiple domains? Thanks, Kate
    Aweber is not tied to a domain in anyway like that.

    You can setup as many mailing lists as you want, and place opt-in boxes on as many domains/websites as you wish.
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  • Profile picture of the author Joshua Bretag
    Aweber is seperate to your domain account, however Like aweber I would be recommending mailchimp because of it's social pro and I am sure you will like it!
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  • Profile picture of the author NickEllisTV
    Yes indeddy!

    With AWeber, you just get the code(s) and have the optin forms put wherever you want. AWeber doesn't upload directly, so they can't control where you put it. Don't worry man.
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    • Profile picture of the author AffiliateCashPile
      I like a aweber because it is so easy to use, their optin box works great, my only dislike is that you cant upload any pre-existing opt in lists.
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      • Profile picture of the author paul wolfe
        Originally Posted by AffiliateCashPile View Post

        I like a aweber because it is so easy to use, their optin box works great, my only dislike is that you cant upload any pre-existing opt in lists.

        You can import existing opt in lists.

        However you have to send them an email via Aweber and get them to click on a confirm link so that Aweber knows they are 'legit.'

        If you have a pre-existing list you have to warn them what's happening, and then remind the to click on the confirm link. (Having a good 'opt in' product that they don't have is a good way to get them over - you'll still lose a big percentage though...)
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  • Profile picture of the author Sean Alexander
    Aweber lets you create as many lists as you want. It really doesn't matter how many domains you post your opt-in boxes on.

    Hope this helps!
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  • Profile picture of the author sunseven
    aweber is really easy to use and they are the leaders in the autoresponder world but if you have a large list there are better options.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    Of course. You can even do list segmentation and set up as many individual email campaigns as you wish. I find that Aweber is still the best (in my opinion anyway) when it comes to ease of getting things done with its user interface. IMHO, I think it's light years ahead of its competition in this regard.
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    • Profile picture of the author All Night Cafe
      Yes, create as many accounts as you can create.

      Remember, you want all of yours lists seperated.

      If you are in several niches, you don't want to
      get confused on which list is which.

      So yes set up different lists.
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