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How do I organize my list's??

by Woodward82
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Ok, this is purely out of speculation.

Say I have a list set up gathering email's on specific cell phone providers.

One email list is setup to get 'sprint' customer emails

One email list is setup to get 'verizon' customer emails

While these could both be used to target that specific customer, they are all still a part of the mobile category.

Do I keep all of these list separate? For more targeted email's, or keep them all on a general 'mobile' or 'cellphone' list.
#list #organize
  • Profile picture of the author locke815
    Do you have like the email system to blast to all your subscribers?
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  • Profile picture of the author Woodward82
    Right now I use mail chimp, but am researching between aweber and the others to see what would be best for my needs.

    Mail chimp offers free services up to so many emails/subscribers.
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  • Profile picture of the author gjohansson1
    I would definitely keep the lists separate, regardless of the email list service. I don't know much about MailChimp besides that they don't work with affiliate marketers.

    Aweber has the best tracking and testing features I have found. This is only compared to iContact and GetResponse which I liked, but were limited as to what I needed.

    Regardless of which email service provider you choose, I highly recommend you keep lists separate so they are more targeted. The more targeted they are, the higher the response rate will be.
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  • Profile picture of the author bizworldusaanu
    One email list is setup to get 'verizon' customer emails While these could both be used to target that specific customer, they are all still a part of the mobile category.Do plan in advance. Look ahead a few days. Is there a big chunk of work looming on the horizon? Maybe tomorrow is a good time to make a start on it.

    thank you.
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