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How much daily subscribers is too much ?(AWeber)

by Kukelka
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Hello,

I want to ask one quastion about subscribers and AWeber. From your experience please tell me how much subs per day is too much for aweber and you can be "red flagged" ? Or maybe aweber doesn't matter how much you generating subscribers per day ?

Thanks
#aweber #daily #subscribers
  • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
    As long as they're not generating complaints, there's no policy limit. If you suddenly start pouring in tens or hundreds of thousands a day, they might look at the IP info and addresses for patterns, but if they're legit subscribers, you shouldn't see anything but an increase in your monthly bill.


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  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    Paul is correct.

    Just you asking this question though makes me wonder how you would be getting these subscribers. If you are doing everything legitimately then you have no need to worry at all. Especially if your optins are double optin, they must confirm their email address before you can send them anything.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kukelka
    Thanks,everything is clear for me now I am just started out in list building and wondered if there are any limits for getting dailly subs or not, as I really don't want to get any problems with aweber
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    • Profile picture of the author WillR
      Originally Posted by Kukelka View Post

      Thanks,everything is clear for me now I am just started out in list building and wondered if there are any limits for getting dailly subs or not, as I really don't want to get any problems with aweber
      Trust me, too many subscribers would be a GOOD problem to have.
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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
      If you're just starting out, you are unlikely to get close to thresholds that would trigger a hard look, as long as you're clear with people that they're getting on a list and what they'll get from you.

      What you need to focus on first is making sure you're making money on the sign-up process and follow-up sequence itself. That will allow you to spend cash on traffic, which is where you're going to get your leverage for scaling things up later.


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