Best emailing, platform, to use?

11 years ago

Hey Headboiler,

I like your name lol

I personally use Aweber. I love it! They're super easy to use and always on top of their game!

They have a free 30-day trial version & afterwards it's 20/month for the first 500 subs and afterwards it scales up. You can just google Aweber pricing to see how much it'll be for your list.

I know a lot of people whom use Aweber & love it!

Its all personal preference though and most have a free 30-day trial so give it a run and let me know how it works for you!

Hope this was insightful

Talk soon, Adam

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Asadullah72

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Adam Yunker

Hey Headboiler,

I like your name lol

I personally use Aweber. I love it! They're super easy to use and always on top of their game!

They have a free 30-day trial version & afterwards it's 20/month for the first 500 subs and afterwards it scales up. You can just google Aweber pricing to see how much it'll be for your list.

I know a lot of people whom use Aweber & love it!

Its all personal preference though and most have a free 30-day trial so give it a run and let me know how it works for you!

Hope this was insightful

Talk soon, Adam

Yes, Aweber is really good to use..

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Platt

11 years ago

I've always used Mail Chimp. So I recommend you that. It's easy to use and you can analyze everything about the e-mails you send.

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Marion78

11 years ago

My voice is for Mail Chimp, recently using it and completely satisfied!

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11 years ago

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headboiler

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Katie Watters

That depends on your list - is it warm or cold? Most ESPs (like MailChimp) won't allow you to upload a cold email list.

If it's indeed a cold list - I suggest taking a look at Clickback. It's one of the few platforms available that can send to cold contacts.

Hi Katie

Thanks for your reply. Can you point me in the right direction with Clickbank for uploading leads please? I had no idea that they were an emailing platform as well?

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sam1987

11 years ago

try sendlane

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Asadullah72

11 years ago

I've always used Mail Chimp. So I recommend you that. It's easy to use and you can analyze everything about the e-mails you send. by using it you will completely satisfied!

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MaxDoess

11 years ago

I started from Mail Chimp and remained its devoted fan. You won’t have any problem with importing a huge CSV list to this service, I’m sure.

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discrat 11 years ago

I know fairly recently AW made it so you do not have to Opitn again a List your importing.

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Kherk Roldan

11 years ago

I used advanced email marketing platform called Mailrelay.

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LisaGrocke

11 years ago

Most of the reputable email marketing solutions will not allow you to import email contacts via CSV. Better ask the company before subscribing to it.

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NewParadigm

11 years ago

so if i have an organic list of 4,500 customers, i can't just upload them to an email marketing program such as aweber, mailchimp?

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marvinoliver Banned 11 years ago

I use Sendy.co with EasySendy service. They did all setup, I only bought my Sendy License for my domain name and EasySendy support team helped to integrate the installation with my Amazon account. Now sending emails at 10,000 for $1, very reliable deliveries. But, they have limitation on uploading csv files above 2MB, but, no issues, I made multiple files and uploaded them in separate list.
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bobby_shahzad

11 years ago

Hello,

How large is your list.

You mentioned very large, that means you are going to upload list in millions?

If so Mailchimp and other responders are never going to allow that. Also, another factor is whether your list is double optin or single optin. Or did you purchase your list? These are important factors to consider. You may have to do some list cleaning before sending any offer to this group

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0xFF

11 years ago

A one not so often cited I've used with happyness, but with small opt-in lists (I guess they can handle bigger lists, but not opt-out ones) : MadMini at http://madmimi.com.

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Arshalan008

11 years ago

You can use MailChimp, because It is free and autoresponder. so you can use it

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Kherk Roldan 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Arshalan008

You can use MailChimp, because It is free and autoresponder. so you can use it

its free but a limited design/features. i don't recommend any free autoresponder/emailing platform.
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shim333

11 years ago

I use get response - i check a lot of other email marketing service - aweber, mad mimi, mailchimp, host in my hosting domain mail server.
But after all - i love getresponse - they have the advanced features better then all (only my opinion)
For free - i suggest mailchimp - you get up to 2000 subs, but some limitation

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Rob82

11 years ago

maybe try GetResponse?

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Roadturn

11 years ago

I've used MailChimp, Aweber, and Infusionsoft. None were just right for me.

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mjming81 11 years ago

Aweber. They recently gave me a free upgrade for long service custom (they say and who am I not to believe them))- 7 years is a long time in Internet lingo. Now I can see how many and who actually opened my sent emails through the Aweber lists.
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RobertHerald

10 years ago

Whichever platform you are using one humble suggestion is to validate your email list before your blast your campaigns. There are tools available which can remove the non existent email accounts, duplicates, spamtraps etc.

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serekesh

10 years ago

Try Aweber or MailChimp.

They are the best.

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johnlagoudakis

10 years ago

Aweber allows you to import lists. I've used them for many years and am happy with the custom service and reliablity and email deliverability.

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mikey0284

10 years ago

Originally Posted by headboiler

I have a very large list in CSV form which I would like to import into an autoresponder. Any suggestions to which platform please?

I think both Aweber & Get Response are both great. If you aren't wanting to build landing pages for your list building then I highly suggest using get response because they have a bunch of prebuilt niche based landing pages you can tweak and use as your own. If you already have the landing pages you want, then it's a toss up if you ask me. I use them both and have come more familiar with Aweber just because I used them before I started Get Response. If you are looking for something easy and to the point you might want to try Aweber. They are a very solid platform and it's very easy to find what you are looking for inside. I think they still offer the first month for $1 and get response might be free for the first month. If I were you I would try them both out and see what you like the most about each and go from there. Hope this helps :-)

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