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I'll give you what I know about this, this is current as of November last year.

Things may have changed, but I wasn't aware this was even part of the
default Aweber system irrelevent of when you joined .

EDIT: Ok, yep, just logged into one of our new accounts and I can
see it'a standard function.

When I enquired about this back in November last year I was told it was
part of the "Email Marketing and Analystics" program.

Which would give us the following:

* Track who opens your messages and who doesn't.
* Track who clicks your links and who doesn't.
* See sales revenue generated by subscribers.
* Track website clicks using your own domain name, without ugly
click tracking links.
* Segment and follow up with subscribers based on their click, open,
and sales activity.
* Split test messages and forms to see what works and what doesn't.
* See which ad campaigns or signup forms bring you the most
subscribers
* Follow your list growth over time

I was given this pricing:

Pricing is based on the number of subscribers stored within
your account. The structure is as follows:

> > 0 - 500 $19
> > 501 - 2,500 $29
> > 2,501 - 5,000 $49
> > 5,001 - 10,000 $69
> > 10,001 - 25,000 $149
> > 25,001+ Contact us for a quote

Any broadcasts sent prior to upgrading would not be included in
this functionality.

I was also told if you upgrade, you can't ever downgrade again.

Now I was still prepared to go with this until I found out this one
major issue (for us anyway), may not be a hurdle for others
depending on you model.

For you to segment those who didn't respond and re-send you can
only do it to one list at a time.

So if you're like us and have say 20 lists in Aweber, but send the
same broadcast to all of them using the include lists option, Aweber
can't correlate that data from the lists together and then segment
those who didn't open it .

It can only segregate the non opens from the primary list you send
it from.

Which unfortunately for us made it about as much use as a chocolate
tea pot.

Ryan Deis and Belcher taught this exact technique a year or so ago,
it's solid if your list building model supports it, unfortunately we
generate a lot of sub lists within a niche and it's useless for us.