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will Nanacast work with warriorplus??

by sarahstaar
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Just wondering if anybody is successfully using Nanacast with warriorplus for WSO's

I sent a support ticket to Nanacast and got this reply....

Nanacast can integrate with the warrior plus system.

To accomplish this you would use the inbound API to create subscriber records. In general, in a case of using payment processing that is positioned upstream in the process from the Nanacast part of the process, you'd use our Incoming API to receive client data from the payment processor software to the Nanacast offer.

You can find documentation for the inbound API from the left menu under Advanced > Incoming API.

However, note also that since Nanacast can handle payments, delivery, and affiliate programs already, plus a lot more, it's not necessary to use a 3rd party system ahead of Nanacast... you could simply use a text or image link to a Nanacast offer and handle everything through Nanacast.



It look like you could integrate it with wso pro but i think i would need to hire a programmer??

Anybody tried this before??
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  • Profile picture of the author dwooding
    I have not done this before.

    However, based on how Nanacast's incoming API works ( https://nanacast.com/s/admin/index.p...q_tag=view_api - need to be logged in to view) and the info found here:

    How can I integrate with a mailing list or other program not listed?

    and here:

    I want to integrate WSO Pro with a membership script or other third party script. Is this possible?

    you could hire a programmer to write a script that "talks" between WarriorPlus and Nanacast to integrate your Warriorplus/WSO purchasers into your Nanacast database (which is what I am assuming you are interested in doing).

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  • Profile picture of the author lotsofsnow
    Just send Mike Lantz (View Profile: MikeLantz) a PM. He should be able to tell you and if it is programming stuff he usually answers very fast.
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  • Profile picture of the author CDarklock
    Originally Posted by sarahstaar View Post

    It look like you could integrate it with wso pro but i think i would need to hire a programmer??
    Yep.

    But why do you need to integrate with WSO Pro anyway? What does WSO Pro do for you that Nanacast doesn't?
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    • Profile picture of the author sarahstaar
      I want to use warriorplus because warriorplus have loads of affiliates...
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      • Profile picture of the author malcsimm
        Hi Sarah - I've got a guy can do this for you if you still need it. He integrated a 2-level Nanacast membership with GR for me via the API. I'm sure he could do this.

        Shoot me an email if you want his details.

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        • Profile picture of the author sarahstaar
          thanks Malc,

          i will shoot you an email next week.

          I am in the process of moving all my stuff to Nanocast.
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          • Profile picture of the author malcsimm
            LOL - I have just decided - this morning - to leave Nanacast and go to Office AutoPilot.

            It was either that or Infusionsoft. And the latter, you need deep pockets (I talked to someone yesterday who had spent $7,500 on training!!!) as well as a PhD in convolutedness. (Hence Confusionsoft ;-) )

            It's the segmentation that persuaded me to jump ship. Eg: "If the signup comes from this page and I have previously assigned them a certain tag, then add them to list A and list B, and take them off list C," etc. It's hard or impossible to do that with Nana/Aweber/GR.

            The other plus is being able to get away from the stupidities at Aweber and GetResponse. They both have major pain points.

            And once your list passes 10k the cost of Nana+Aweber (or GR) is close to that of Office Autopilot - and with a ton more features.

            Talk next week.
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            • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
              Originally Posted by malcsimm View Post

              The other plus is being able to get away from the stupidities at Aweber and GetResponse. They both have major pain points.
              Well Jim Ducharme is a Warrior and community manager of GR. He's always about on here and has a very good ear for listening to the needs of internet marketers, I'm sure he'll be pleased to discuss those "stupidities" with you as unlike other providers, they like listening to any complaints so they can remedy them.
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              • Profile picture of the author malcsimm
                Originally Posted by Richard Van View Post

                Well Jim Ducharme is a Warrior and community manager of GR. He's always about on here and has a very good ear for listening to the needs of internet marketers, I'm sure he'll be pleased to discuss those "stupidities" with you as unlike other providers, they like listening to any complaints so they can remedy them.
                Hello Richard

                No offense to any representative of GR - or Aweber for that matter. "Annoyances" would have been more diplomatic than "stupidities", no doubt; but it does make me heated (even though I have no doubt the reasons relate to avoiding abuse of their systems by the unscrupulous. )

                Let's start with Aweber
                I wanted to get Aweber to work alongside a new membership site I had created in Nanacast. When I upgraded a member from free to silver this moved them from one list to another, and Aweber required a new double optin.

                Errr yeah, right - bye bye to a good portion of your members.

                There's worse from Aweber. If a member's payment failed in a later month you would, of course, want them returned to the free list. Well, that required a further double optin back into the 'free' list. Bye bye an even bigger proportion of that group of people.

                GetResponse
                So I opened another account to use with Nanacast at GetResponse, who do allow single optin in these circumstances. And this aspect works fine.

                My issue with GetResponse is that of adding signups to multiple lists. Unless things have changed recently, they don't allow it.

                If your email marketing is anything like sophisticated you want that facility, of course. For example, you might want to keep a master-list of all contacts in one niche, to email with general offers and information, as well as segmenting these into smaller lists according to their narrower interests to target with more specific offers/info.

                Not possible (as at September 2011).

                Here is my conversation with GR support:

                Fri May 20, 2011 7:58 am
                Hi there

                Have you implemented the ability to add a subscriber to multiple lists automatically yet? Just as I can on Aweber?

                I know I can do it manually but then the point of technology is to save work, of course.

                If I left GetResponse it would probably be because of a lack of this feature.

                If you have not enabled it yet can you tell me if you are currently planning to do so? Or, on the contrary, if there are no current plans.

                Thanks

                Malcolm

                Fri May 20, 2011 9:22 am
                Hello Malcolm,

                Thank you for posting on GetResponse Forum.

                From what I understand you are referring to automatic
                Copy Contacts option. If this is the case, then no, this
                was not implemented into GetResponse yet.

                However, within few months we are planning to introduce
                such feature into GetResponse accounts. Unfortunately,
                I am unable to advise exact date of this.

                Best regards,

                GetResponse Customer Service Team


                Thu Sep 22, 2011 4:05 pm
                [Another forum member bumps thread. So - 2 of us want it then ;-) ]
                Hi, is this feature available yet?


                Thu Sep 22, 2011 6:11 pm
                [Me]
                Hear hear! Any news yet?

                Thanks GR!

                Malc

                Mon Sep 26, 2011 3:08 pm

                Hello Malcolm,

                Thank you for your reply.

                I have consulted this with our Compliance Department
                director and I was advised that this feature will not
                be added into GetResponse accounts yet.

                We have considered this thoroughly and decided that
                this could be added in future, however it will not be
                implemented now.

                Best regards,

                GetResponse Customer Service Team
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                This is issue is not the reason I am leaving GR and going to Office AutoPilot; it's the promise of much more flexibility in segmentation of my lists plus ease of use and the general benefits of extensive "if/then" rules.

                (I just hope it's as easy to use and flexible as it looks to be in the sales material. If anyone's interested, ask me in 6 months. )

                I know one thing: it will be a breath of fresh air if I can choose for myself whether a list is single or double optin: and also to be able to add and remove contacts from the lists I choose. These seem basic requirements of a list management service to me.

                Best wishes
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                • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
                  Originally Posted by malcsimm View Post

                  Hello Richard

                  No offense to any representative of GR - or Aweber for that matter. "Annoyances" would have been more diplomatic than "stupidities", no doubt; but it does make me heated (even though I have no doubt the reasons relate to avoiding abuse of their systems by the unscrupulous. )
                  Hi Malc,

                  I do understand completely, I was just pointing out that they do tend to have a very good customer support and I was more pointing out that Jim is here and very open to discuss things. I just think that makes life easier for people.

                  I also realise that you have certain requirements and you need to find the company that will suit your needs. I don't have any issues with that and I agree.

                  Like I said an awful lot of people (a lot won't be at your level of IM either) may not need thoise functions and with the likes of Jim here, I think it'll make life easier for them than having a livechat box to talk to.

                  I wasn't pulling you up, just pointing out Jim knows people that are high up there and may be able to assist with certain things. Either way you have to do what you need to do.
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                  • Profile picture of the author malcsimm
                    Originally Posted by Richard Van View Post

                    Hi Malc,

                    I do understand completely, I was just pointing out that they do tend to have a very good customer support and I was more pointing out that Jim is here and very open to discuss things. I just think that makes life easier for people.

                    I also realise that you have certain requirements and you need to find the company that will suit your needs. I don't have any issues with that and I agree.

                    Like I said an awful lot of people (a lot won't be at your level of IM either) may not need thoise functions and with the likes of Jim here, I think it'll make life easier for them than having a livechat box to talk to.

                    I wasn't pulling you up, just pointing out Jim knows people that are high up there and may be able to assist with certain things. Either way you have to do what you need to do.
                    Richard - absolutely agreed, mate. Horses for courses.

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                • Profile picture of the author Cringer
                  Originally Posted by malcsimm View Post

                  Hello Richard

                  Have you implemented the ability to add a subscriber to multiple lists automatically yet? Just as I can on Aweber?

                  Hi Malc,

                  I hope I can help contribute to this bit.

                  Here's how I set up Getresponse to put the user onto three lists:

                  On my main site they opt into the main list, then under it I had three more checkboxes. These checkboxes were three more seperate lists. If the user wanted to opt into those other lists (as well as the main list) they'd simply check the box.

                  So in this fashion I could add one person's email address to upto 4 lists.

                  This way I could grow my total list size up to four times quicker. Worked very well and allowed me to segrate them at source based on them being interested in those lists.

                  I'd need to dig up the code I uesd for it if you were interested to see it.
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                  • Profile picture of the author malcsimm
                    Originally Posted by Cringer View Post

                    Hi Malc,
                    Here's how I set up Getresponse to put the user onto three lists:

                    On my main site they opt into the main list, then under it I had three more checkboxes. These checkboxes were three more seperate lists. If the user wanted to opt into those other lists (as well as the main list) they'd simply check the box.

                    So in this fashion I could add one person's email address to upto 4 lists.

                    I'd need to dig up the code I uesd for it if you were interested to see it.
                    Hi Kevin

                    Great idea to offer subscribers several different lists. And that will boost your marketing return - kudos.

                    But the point here really was about you being able to control which lists people got onto rather than leaving it up to them to choose.

                    Thanks for input anyway.

                    Best wishes
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      • Profile picture of the author Josh Anderson
        Originally Posted by sarahstaar View Post

        I want to use warriorplus because warriorplus have loads of affiliates...
        Nanacast is an affiliate network with over 300,000 affiliates ;-)

        However, your success with any offer should focus primarily on your marketing, your conversion rate, and what the system you use to process the sale does to increase your bottom line.

        Nanacast boasts unlimited one click upsell automation, the most accurate affiliate tracking in the industry, the ability to auto join purchasers to your affiliate program, a powerful coupon system perfect for WSOs and customized affiliate promotion, and the most comprehensive built in product and membership delivery systems...

        Instead of trying to duct tape your business why not take advantage of the features we offer right out of the box and go to market quickly... At least that is what our clients who make millions do

        However, as others have suggested you can capture a forwarded IPN notification from Warrior Plus and relay it to our inbound API for Nanacast to fulfill. That should not be difficult for a qualified programmer to code.
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  • Profile picture of the author JimDucharme
    Thanks Richard!

    If I'm guilty of anything, it's that I Love people too much. Oh and I also constantly push on doors with obvious handles on them.

    Regards,
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  • Profile picture of the author JimDucharme
    Thanks Richard and Kevin for the input! We do have API calls or even custom fields perhaps which I think would probably fit the need Malcom has described. I do see his points though and I think he expressed them to our support people a year ago thoughtfully. However, I wasn't with the company back then, so I couldn't help at the time.

    A little humour can be a dangerous thing and my initial response was glib. So, if anyone is to blame for a hijack here, it's me and I apologize to the OP for that. Getting into the details of Malcom's comments would take that even further and wouldn't be fair to others. So, I if you want to ping me directly Malcom, I'll be happy to talk with you.

    Obviously Richard likes the fact that I'm active here and listening and trying to help and as he pointed out, that was the point he was making.

    Regards,
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    • Profile picture of the author malcsimm
      Originally Posted by JimDucharme View Post

      Thanks Richard and Kevin for the input! We do have API calls or even custom fields perhaps which I think would probably fit the need Malcom has described. I do see his points though and I think he expressed them to our support people a year ago thoughtfully....
      Hi Jim

      Nice to know that you are in here helping out Warriors with GetResponse. Sorry I implied GR was "stupid" in my earlier post; I do now feel that was a little harsh :-|

      As I said earlier, I know you have A. spam and B. deliverability rates as major factors to deal with and cannot handle everyone's specific needs by changing your product around for every request.

      I know GR is constantly evolving and the training is superb. As far as the interface is concerned I prefer your "Web 2.0" feel to Aweber's design.

      My own needs won't be met by an api as I am scaling my operations up significantly over the next few months and the advantages of a drag and drop interace and "if/then" rules are strong.

      But for my own subscribers I always recommend GR and Aweber as joint number one choices for an autoresponder. In my view it's just not an option to go for the second tier - simply because of deliverability.

      In fact, that is my one concern about Office AutoPilot. GR and Aweber's main job is keeping deliverability high. OAP (isn't that old age pensioner?) are covering a lot of ground and I just wonder if their deliverability will be as good as yours.

      Still, the other features speak loudly to me.

      So, good luck: keep helping Warriors: and I promise not to us the "S" word about GR again!

      Best wishes
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