EMAILING PLATFORM

12 years ago

Does anyone have any good recommendations on emailing platforms? I do IM niche and CB products... JVzoo nothing crazy but Aweber and Icontact are being lame..

I need a solid reliable mailers... Any direction on this would be outstanding!
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singh1720

12 years ago

Gmail email send limit - no more than 500 recipients per message for the Gmail web interface, or max 100 recipients if you are using an email client software.
Hotmail email send limit - no more than 100 recipients per day.
Yahoo Mail email send limit - no more than 100 emails or recipients per hour
The rate limit for popular hosting providers such as rackspace allows 2000 emails per day. If you need to send more than 2000 emails per day, you need to use some third party solution for your bulk email marketing.

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hgnis

12 years ago

Originally Posted by singh1720

Gmail email send limit - no more than 500 recipients per message for the Gmail web interface, or max 100 recipients if you are using an email client software.
Hotmail email send limit - no more than 100 recipients per day.
Yahoo Mail email send limit - no more than 100 emails or recipients per hour
The rate limit for popular hosting providers such as rackspace allows 2000 emails per day. If you need to send more than 2000 emails per day, you need to use some third party solution for your bulk email marketing.

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phpg

12 years ago

Aweber is good actually... not sure why you don't like it... however, you can try MailChimp

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wheckitup

12 years ago

hey i have good knowledege on Email Marketing
I do ESP setups for many clickbank affiliates & CPA networks you can PM me.

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JayWiz

12 years ago

Aweber is the best for emailing, they allow IM stuff. You can also try GetResponse. MailChimp doesn't allow IM stuff for emailing, you will be banned for sure. Cheaper solution is to build your own emailer using Inspire Email software, this is the best software, only 1 time and no monthly costs.

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deepinthegame

12 years ago

I use GetResponse and have no problems with them. I like their platform, it's pretty solid. Easy to setup and deploy.

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shantanu

12 years ago

You should checkout Sendgrid, Sailthru or Amazon SES. These are large volume services which require some basic tech skills to set up.

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msu

12 years ago

Don't use Mail Chimp for affiliate marketing - it's against their TOS.

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Fahmzie

12 years ago

Hey Riley, what's your experience with iContact? I'm thinking to switch to them

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brandonthomas

Banned 12 years ago

MailChimp is a very popular, highly extensible and extremely user-friendly email marketing platform and has the following features: unlimited mailing lists, Google Analytics integration.

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MightyWarrior

12 years ago

Code:

http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php

Grow your own...

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flashisland

12 years ago

Originally Posted by MightyWarrior

Grow your own...

I wouldn't recommend that. It's difficult to run your own mail server properly and monitor bounce backs, spam reports, blacklists, IP blocks, etc.

If you can, go with SendGrid or Amazon SES. You'll need some programming skills to get started but once you do, you'll have lots of flexibility and be only paying ten cents per thousand emails you send out.

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RichBeck

12 years ago

Originally Posted by flashisland

I wouldn't recommend that. It's difficult to run your own mail server properly and monitor bounce backs, spam reports, blacklists, IP blocks, etc.

If you can, go with SendGrid or Amazon SES. You'll need some programming skills to get started but once you do, you'll have lots of flexibility and be only paying ten cents per thousand emails you send out.

flashisland,

My vote is for.... (drum roll)... Amazon SES.... It is THE way to go.....

God Bless,

Rich

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flashisland

12 years ago

Originally Posted by RichBeck

My vote is for.... (drum roll)... Amazon SES

I actually prefer SendGrid for a few reasons. First it's hard to get good customer support from Amazon unless you pay for it. You can use their free forums but it takes a while to get support. SendGrid has free email, chat and phone support.

Amazon also has no automated way to retrieve bounce backs and spam reports. They just get sent to an email address that you specify. You can't remove email addresses that have been blacklisted without contacting Amazon (such as if a subscriber accidentally hit the "spam" button.) SendGrid automatically parses these messages for you and can be retrieved via their API. You have easy access to blacklisted addresses and can clear them manually or via the API.

Finally the SendGrid API is way easier to implement and actually performed faster than Amazon during my testing.

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RichBeck

12 years ago

Originally Posted by flashisland

I actually prefer SendGrid for a few reasons. First it's hard to get good customer support from Amazon unless you pay for it. You can use their free forums but it takes a while to get support. SendGrid has free email, chat and phone support.

Amazon also has no automated way to retrieve bounce backs and spam reports. They just get sent to an email address that you specify. You can't remove email addresses that have been blacklisted without contacting Amazon (such as if a subscriber accidentally hit the "spam" button.) SendGrid automatically parses these messages for you and can be retrieved via their API. You have easy access to blacklisted addresses and can clear them manually or via the API.

Finally the SendGrid API is way easier to implement and actually performed faster than Amazon during my testing.

Thanks for the detailed response... I have not looked at SendGrid..... I will check it out...

God Bless,

Rich

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BenQ

12 years ago

Interspire.

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teguhyuliantos

12 years ago

Here the list of email marketing software. Choose the best ones that match with your product type.

iMailer
Digital Impact
EmailVision
Xpedite
Email Reaction
Responsys
eCircle
Emailbureau
Frontwire
Cheetah Mail
Bluestreak
Buongiorno
Lyris List Manager
mailermailer
EmailLabs
GotMarketing
Brontomail

Hope with above list can help you.

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flashisland

12 years ago

Thanks for the detailed response... I have not looked at SendGrid..... I will check it out...

You're welcome! It's really worth checking out. We used SES at first too and then switched over to SendGrid for the reasons mentioned above. Great email deliverability will change your life!

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dreamtech

12 years ago

Aweber is the best for emailing, they allow IM stuff. You can also try GetResponse.

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BlueXephos

Banned 12 years ago

I have never used an Emailing Platform until now but I know that MailChimp is very popular, user-frindly and useful for building and managing e-mail campaigns.

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