Which Auto Responder Service Is The Best Or Does It Not Matter?

I personally use aweber and am extremely happy with them and their level of service.

Hope this helps

Chris

I have heard good things about Aweber, and haven't heard about any service as good as them... When you find it, tell us

I have tried many of them and think Aweber is the best. Switching is very painful as you lose most of your list so if I had it to do over, I would start with Aweber. I like their deliverability rate, form builder, automation, support, split testing and stats. The only thing I wish they would implement is the ability to copy the settings from one list to another.

My second choice was Mail Chimp but affiliate marketing is against their terms of service so that makes them not a choice for me.

It matters quite a lot.

Some providers people assume to be safe choices (for no other reason than they're big names) turn out upon closer inspection to have very restrictive terms of service that prohibit the very thing for which they were, are, or were intended to be used.

The prospect of needlessly losing what is often one of a business's most important and valuable assets is hardly inconsequential.

For affiliate marketing, among other things, avoid MailChimp like the plague. Especially if it's your bread and butter. It doesn't matter what anyone says, they don't want you doing it or being associated with it. You're walking on eggshells, and you just don't need to live with that kind of uncertainty when there are other choices available.

iContact, I believe, last time I checked, places heavy restrictions on the number of emails you can send per subscriber, rendering it useless to all but the most infrequent senders. Not only that but a few pretty important industry-standard components are absent from their "control panel", such as the ability to purge unreachable/unresponsive subscribers. Someone here also mentioned a recent change to their terms of service that prohibits affiliate marketing, but I haven't confirmed this. Anyway, the other points are enough to put me off, personally.

AWeber are heavily respected here and elsewhere, overall, as are GetResponse.

Can't speak for any others as I've neither used them nor know anything about them.

I have personally use Getresponse and I do not face much issue with their services. As some Warriors have mention, you might want to stick to the major autoresponder services as you might lost quite a number of subscribers if you are going to keep switching autoresponder services.

You might consider promoting another relevant product which gives you higher commissions. Hope my humble contribution is useful to you

Zack