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How to seperate buyers/sellers into autoresponder

by Richard Tunnah
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I'm involved in a new website project that will collect visitors details via an opt in however they will be seperated into buyers and sellers automatically. I need to then tie an autoresponder into that automatically so I have 2 'lists'. Can this be done 'pff the shelf' or do I need a script writing to do this?

Rich
#autoresponder #buyers or sellers #seperate
  • Profile picture of the author spires
    I use GetResponse.com for this.

    You can have the user signup to a free list, then once they become clients they will become members of a new list and removed from the old list.

    It's a great way of separating them.

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  • Profile picture of the author matthewd
    I use Aweber for this.

    You can go into "My Lists" tab and click the "Automation"
    button. Once you are in there you can set an action, such
    as make it remove from the free list when they are added
    to the customer list.
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  • Profile picture of the author joe.marsh
    I use a stand alone system Bypass Publisher. It uses the a removal feature to do this. First on the free list and when added to the buyers list through a purchase they are then removed from the free list.

    It works great.

    Joe
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    • Profile picture of the author Richard Tunnah
      Thanks guys. However maybe I didn't explain this right. Basically on the website there is an opt-in. Based on what they enter they are then automatically seperated as a 'buyer' or 'seller' into a database. From that info in the database I'd like to automatically have 2 lists to match ie. 'buyer' and 'seller'. They'd get a different autoresponse based on whether they were a 'buyer' or 'seller'.

      Rich
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  • Profile picture of the author n7 Studios
    Rich,

    What opt-in systems / email responders are you using at present? I can probably help you out on this - feel free to drop me a PM if need be.

    Tim.
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  • Profile picture of the author Matt Bard
    Hi Rich,

    Maybe you are talking about a "filter". I believe that you can set a filter so that whatever they state on the form will auto-fill a subject line then based on the subject line the filter will read where to put them.

    I can't remember the code but do a search for "subject line auto-fill". It's a simple script that you put into your email form.

    I'm rusty with this so I could be off but I think I'm close enough that you should find this information.

    Hope that helps a little.

    Matt
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