BEST email DELIVERY?

I found aweber to be unfriendly to the user. It was more complicated then necessary. I am unsure about the other two as I have never used them. I currently use rocket responder which has a 20 fee only. List size does not matter. The only thing I do not like is it is double optin only

Well double optin lowers SPAM complaints and shows they really want to get to you. This weeds out the non-serious people

Just about every ESP has a free trial option.

Sign up and test and see for yourself which has the best deliverability.

If people are NOT opening your emails, then what you are doing is USELESS.

You need to find a way to get people to open your emails. One way to do that is to give them lots of content that will be useful for them.

Email titles is also important.

I am with GetResponse and they don't force double optin. I use both single and double. Their deliverability is probably on a par with Aweber but they are cheaper than Aweber.

Kevin

I have used Sendlane for quite a while, but I noticed that my deliverability was rather low and therefore the open rates were horrible... Sure there are a lot of factors of why they are not opening my emails, but after I switched over to Aweber, the open rate was and is much higher.

What I liked about Sendlane is that they have great opt in page templates which you can use. Aweber is rather limited to what you can do as it comes to opt in pages. I'm not using them anyways (Using OptimizePress for every page).

Hope that helps,
Robert

I use rocket responder. They have a flat rate no matter how big your list. I have had no issues with getting delivered or clicked on...

Web have many Autoresponders.
In fact and in my view when you began start work of Email. Then you can choose "Mailchimp". This is the best Autoresponder. But Aweber is also good Autorespnders

Mailchimp can be expensive as you grow a large list. They do offer double optin. My girlfriend uses them for her newsletter about planner stickers. She seems to like the features. I have not used them myself though. It does not have a reputation for being the best. Usually you hear Aweber, Getresponse, and Mailchimp in that order

i have a lot of email from my blog email list and they are verry responsive, though i am afraid of sending them other sales messages, i thought of selling it out . if you wonder what blog check it out at Ayelasblog

my email is there if you want to mail me

I do single opt-in with Aweber... since I integrate with samcart, I always have to ask one of their techs to make my lists allow single opt-in.

I had tried mailchimp, but their delivery was never reliable in terms of getting emails into the recipient's main folder.

I use AWeber and i am very pleased with their services

what tools for automation? The whole thing is automated once you set up the email sequence

I have
Getresponse
Mail chimp
mad mimi
ActiveCampaign

I like
Get response - clear , easy and have chat support 24/7
ActiveCampaign - clear, advanced tools, also have good support

Get response count every one in my list, so if i have 5 list and the same user in all - so they count it as 5
But active campaign count it as 1 - I love this!

Thanks
Shimon

I use GetResponse and I think the trick is to only email valuable content to your subscribers and not just email product after product and try to sell them something every single day.

Which is better GetResponse or ActiveCampaign?

I am with interspire email marketer. No matter how long your lists is. It has no issues with getting delivered.

The THREAD is about email DELIVERY rate.

Not the open rate

Not which AR is better: from which angle? it's a matter of opinions.

Not if it's good or not to promote products after products only: we all know it's not good.


DELIVERABILITY is the only parameter which matters for all of us: if the mails are delivered, anything else is useless.


OK, the best one seems Aweber.

But regarding SendLane and AC?

I use Aweber and Getresponse and notice that Aweber has better delivery rate.

Unfortunately Aweber deliverability is nowhere near what it used to be.

I have been using them for over a decade now.

For instance even as of today I can send you information on some of their servers where they are blacklisted and have poor Sender Scores.

So while Aweber does have MANY servers that get Sender Scores in the high 90's consistently (with 100 being a perfect score). They also have a series of servers that it appears they put their lower quality traffic on.

And if your emails get sent from those servers then you're going to have deliverability issues. According to Aweber they distribute their emails on these servers randomly. Which makes zero sense whatsoever since over the years they've kept their lower number IP's with near perfect scores yet other IP's can be stuck with sender scores in the 70's, 60's and even lower sometimes.

See below from just a little research I did today.

The number in bold is the Sender Score. 1 or 0 (I'm not exactly sure) is the lowest and 100 is the highest or best score possible. As you can see the first server listed below has a horrible 59 Sender Score.

You can get your own free Sender Score account to test IP Address or sender reputation here:
https://senderscore.org/

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1/11/17

204.194.223.153 - 59 (Complaints = HIGH, Filtered = Medium, Spam Traps = 221, hanging around this very low score for at least a month. Was even slightly lower at one point.) 1 blacklist

204.194.223.152 - 70 (Complaints = HIGH, Filtered = Medium, Spam Traps = 149, has been in this score range for at least a month) Five blacklists - KISA, NoSolicitado, SORBS NEW, SORBS SPAM, SPAMCOP

204.194.223.151 - 72 (Complaints = HIGH, Filtered = HIGH, Spam Traps = 169, this score range for at least a month.) 1 blacklist
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But as I said they also have IP addresses with very good Sender Scores and no spam complaints.

Here's an example:

204.194.223.14 - 98 and no blacklists.

So if you guys think you're getting great deliverability from Aweber I can tell you that is false in my experience. They started going downhill two years ago within 10 days after they started allowing new customers to import their email lists without the subscribers having to confirm again.

That was the beginning of poor email deliverability for Aweber. Now maybe they're still better than some of these other companies. But I can tell you they're nowhere close to how good they used to be.

Also at least one ISP (I think it's Earthlink but I could have forgotten) does not even accept emails from any Aweber list.

Roger

i think mailchimp is the best site for email delivery. they give 12000 mail in a month.

My experience with Mumara Email client is much better and faster, it is advanced and most accurate in sending emails, minimizing the spam plus its detailed reports are very handy. I suggest to give it a look.

try out webmail (email sender bots)
they have [retty high inbox rate cause emails sent throught them use the email services's DKIM,SPF, IP's

DELIVERY = AR ability to send to clients mail inbox

DELIVERABILITY = Ability to reach the main INBOX section, not spam or updates, or whatsover (it's up to you most, the subject, "from to" section etc)