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Can You Coreg A Subscriber To Another One of Your Lists With Aweber?

by PajamaPaychecks
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OK, say I'm in the Bizopp vertical. I'm attracting people who are looking to make money. My original list caters to that. However, chances are that the people looking to make money may also have debt issues. So I have another list that caters to people with debt problems. Is there a way to simply put a checkbox under my original form that says something like "Would you like to receive information on debt management?" and when users agree then submit the form, they will be subscribed to both lists?
#aweber #coreg #lists #subscriber
  • Profile picture of the author ChadOath
    I'm pretty sure you have to collect their email on a separate form.
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  • Profile picture of the author ryanmilligan
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    Don't think that you can do that.

    If you felt that you are up to some testing, why not just send a make money offer out to the debt managment list and see what happens?

    Then if some are responsive you can segment them in their own little section.

    But like everything else, the only way to be sure is to try and test.
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelcorvin
    Yes you can CoReg, but I don't think the checkbox works. Here is how to auto-split your list:

    Go to My Lists - Automation and choose to have them auto subscribe to the second list. Do not put an autoresponder day 1 message on list number 2 or they get 2...and turn on confirmation on list 2...they already confirmed on list 1.

    Michael
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    • Profile picture of the author ryanmilligan
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      Originally Posted by michaelcorvin View Post

      Yes you can CoReg, but I don't think the checkbox works. Here is how to auto-split your list:

      Go to My Lists - Automation and choose to have them auto subscribe to the second list. Do not put an autoresponder day 1 message on list number 2 or they get 2...and turn on confirmation on list 2...they already confirmed on list 1.

      Michael
      I'm pretty sure that after 10 autosubscribes, the people who are being added to a different list have to confirm again.

      Maybe, that doesn't happen with single opt-in. But if you are using single opt-in and do this, then I can guarantee people will get pissed off and unsubscribe.
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      • Profile picture of the author PajamaPaychecks
        Originally Posted by ryanmilligan View Post

        I'm pretty sure that after 10 autosubscribes, the people who are being added to a different list have to confirm again.

        Maybe, that doesn't happen with single opt-in. But if you are using single opt-in and do this, then I can guarantee people will get pissed off and unsubscribe.
        Yeah, I don't want to autosubscribe folks to a list that they didn't outright consent to. I could see that being disastrous.
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  • Profile picture of the author esepegeduwloj
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    • Profile picture of the author Mindstorms
      Well, not 'coreg' (something similar), but you have to pay for it.

      Check out: AW Pro Tools

      Mike
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