autoresponder

hi there,

As usual many people will recommend using Aweber and getresponse. Both of them has good reps.

If it too much for you, you can also look at trafficwave or norabots.

hey, i would say aweber, but you can also try a new autoresponder which is called mailchimp, but not sure how good it is.

I strongly recommend Imnica Mail. It will be one of the top 5 autoresponder services in the near future.

If you want tracking, then aweber and such like would be a great choice.

I use The Bat and include tracking within the emails, so I'm still able to track. The software is very good, but tricky to set up and you need a dedicated server to run it from (unless you have a PC to stick it on and keep it running 24/7)

There will be no shortage of folks jumping in to tell you "use this one" ... "use that one" ... followed by a variety of claims (mostly unsubstantiated).

My advice: Do your research. (Real research ... not just reading ads).

We are ALL partial to the companies we use and/or own so you're not going to really get a lot of "unbiased" advice. We each pick our options based on what we feel is in our best interests.

One critical element you want to consider after you've decided on which features you want to have available and perhaps the pricing aspect is deliverability.

In other words: Will your messages actually be delivered?

There are a number of factors that affect deliverability. One aspect will, of course, be the content of your messages. Relevant, well-written, professional messages will always have a better shot at getting delivered than spammy, hyped-up guarantees of overnight billyunz of dollars.

The role of your autoresponder service will be to ensure that their systems, policies and practices provide the infrastructure and framework to provide core deliverability.

So .. how does one sort through the hype and find out which autoresponder services can provide the best deliverability?

Register for a free account at senderscore.org (takes about a minute) where you can review 3rd party stats and info on all of the major autoresponder companies.

My advice: Choose a company that has deliverability in the mid to high 90% range. This will help you know that your autoresponder service is taking an active role in maintaining best practices, critical relationships, etc... and doing their part to make sure your messages get through to your subscribers.

You're about to make an important decision. Choosing the right autoresponder company is a critical step.

I'm using Aweber at the moment and it's awesome. Have also tried iContact in the past but didn't like it that much.

I am using monster response from Ewen Chia. It's working wonders for me and it also has the adtracking component and other features. Never had any problem with them since I am using their services.

I recommend Aweber. Works well for me and tracks well too

Jdnuay, you may find a recent post on my blog helpful in that it provides another point of view from the conventional accepted wisdom.

What's important when deciding on the online tools you have to have? | www.StartBusinessMentor.com

There are a number of factors, of varying importance, you need to factor in before putting any cash down, and deliverability, while important, is often overvalued due to some very good marketing on the part of 'the big two'

The post explains how to weigh in all the factors. Also there's a cost comparison in another post there

Personally, it's down to two options for me:

Aweber or MailChimp.

They're both inexpensive (Mailchimp is free for the first 500 subscribers), and Aweber is only $19/month with a $1 trial. They're both pretty powerful, and have everything you need. Ahhh, I still remember my FreeAutoBot.com days... Good times.

I am using Aweber but I do find it a tad overpriced but overall it is good no problems yet.

Aweber is the best.

Imnica Mail - Award Winning Email Marketing Service $9.00 for up to 5k leads. Fast response, same delivery as aWeber and GR.

How can we integrate list wire in optin or squeeze page?

is it applicable?

Thanks... how?

ListWire is actually free and totally rocks. It can get you free subscribers are you use it too.

Consider this, if you get something other than Aweber, you will get less support from others because most use Aweber. You'd be getting no help if you join Minelszik List for example.

I am looking for a free auto-responder that won't spam my subscribers with their own ads, does such a place exist?

I use Aweber 20 bucks a month, easy to learn, lots of help, a very good service at a fair price, although the price goes up as your list grows, but if you can't make enough money to pay for it...what the heck do you have a list for?

I use Aweber and I'm very happy with it.

James Scholes