What mailing list service is everyone here using?

15 years ago

I use Aweber. It has always worked well - but the major drawback was when they got hacked. I still use them but if it happens again I may rethink!
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Rukshan

15 years ago

I also use awber. I'm very satisfied with it.

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Joe Motion

15 years ago

Cheers.

I'm with Aweber (and happy!).

Was just wondering if there was a service I didn't know about that everyone was using

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Ricky Dawn 15 years ago

Im from the uk and use Mail Chimp and love it
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- James Campbell 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Ricky Dawn
  
  Im from the uk and use Mail Chimp and love it
  
  Be sure to back-up your list daily and keep a copy of your campaigns.
  
  If you do ANY affiliate marketing, you can and will lose your account with no warning.
  
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anthony2

15 years ago

I been using aweber and getresponse for years now.
They both great services and you can't go wrong with
either. If i had to pick one then it would be aweber.

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anthony2

15 years ago

The Top Autoresponders I know are

Aweber
Icontact
Getresponse

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Carol_A

15 years ago

AWeber user here.

I have heard MailChimp is NOT for marketers...something about someone's list being deleted and no access to it because of breach of contract?...better search the forum for that, my friend.

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15 years ago

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Istvan Horvath

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Joe Motion

Did a quick search and couldn't really get a good idea on what seems to be the most widely used...

If I were to start I wouldn't go by what is the most widely used... I'd be interested which one has the features I need.

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Joe Motion 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Istvan Horvath

If I were to start I wouldn't go by what is the most widely used... I'd be interested which one has the features I need.

Aweber has all the features I require.

Just wondered what else is out there - I'll check out Mailchimp properly at some point. I always hear good things about it.
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- Istvan Horvath 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Joe Motion
  
  Aweber has all the features I require.
  
  Just wondered what else is out there -
  
  White label versions of aweber - and way cheaper
  
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  raylee1 15 years ago
  
  lately i've come across listwire its totally free
  
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  marcuslim 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by raylee1
  
  lately i've come across listwire its totally free
  
  It's totally free, and what's more, it gives you Twitter functionality out of the box, list replication, merge fields, tracking capabilities. Not bad for a free service, too bad not many people know about it and what it can do.
  
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  James Campbell 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Istvan Horvath
  
  White label versions of aweber - and way cheaper
  
  Actually not anymore.
  
  Same price now.
  
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- MerlynSanchez 15 years ago
  
  Just an FYI, MailChimp doesn't allow you to promote affiliate offers.
  
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  Joe Motion 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MerlynSanchez
  
  Just an FYI, MailChimp doesn't allow you to promote affiliate offers.
  
  Why would they have this rule? :confused:
  
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  MerlynSanchez 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Joe Motion
  
  Why would they have this rule? :confused:
  
  I don't know but it's in their TOS.
  
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Michael Lee

15 years ago

I'm using Aweber. It's very user-friendly and I've been satisfied with the results despite news of being compromised in the past.

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ONEWOLF

15 years ago

aweber has been working well. They also have a lot of good info and tips on list building.

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MoneyMonkey

15 years ago

Aweber is the one I use. It is very fast and does the job well. I would use Icontact if aWeber is not available.

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ValentinJed

15 years ago

If you don't have the money and just starting use MailChimp. You can have 2000 people in your list for free. If you start earning money from the list and the list will be growing move over to Aweber.

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Ramesh8248

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ValentinJed

If you don't have the money and just starting use MailChimp. You can have 2000 people in your list for free. If you start earning money from the list and the list will be growing move over to Aweber.

Thanks Valetinjed to say about MailChimp .

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gerrymo

15 years ago

If you start out using a free or cheap service and then when you start to make money (if only!), are you tied down by your first choice or is it easy to move a list to say Aweber?

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MerlynSanchez

15 years ago

Originally Posted by gerrymo

If you start out using a free or cheap service and then when you start to make money (if only!), are you tied down by your first choice or is it easy to move a list to say Aweber?

Aweber will not allow you to import a list without having them opt-in again. Of course that can be a plus if you want to purge your list.

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Ramesh8248

15 years ago

I use AWeber. It is good for me.

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stephenjparkin

15 years ago

I am using AWeber and am very satisfied, but read the thread with interest as some options appear to be cheaper the big question is can they cope with lists of 100's of thousands? This is where we all want to be and I know Aweber can

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Joe Motion

15 years ago

Awesome - thanks for all the replies.

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Derek Salfen

15 years ago

Aweber exclusively here.

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MerlynSanchez

15 years ago

I've used Aweber for about 5 years

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PaulChester

15 years ago

I use mailchimp for a decent size list. It works very well for my needs. The tools to create, manage, track and report are very good.

But...as I understand it the T&Cs for mailchimp aren't suitable for all marketeers. Specifically things like importing lists of users that haven't explicitly subscribed to your emails i.e. importing lists that you've bought will get you in trouble. I could be wrong but I believe aweber is slightly more "flexible" in this area.

Paul.

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MerlynSanchez

15 years ago

Originally Posted by PaulChester

I use mailchimp for a decent size list. It works very well for my needs. The tools to create, manage, track and report are very good.

But...as I understand it the T&Cs for mailchimp aren't suitable for all marketeers. Specifically things like importing lists of users that haven't explicitly subscribed to your emails i.e. importing lists that you've bought will get you in trouble. I could be wrong but I believe aweber is slightly more "flexible" in this area.

Paul.

Aweber has pretty strict rules about importing lists. The recipients have to opt-in.

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PaulChester

15 years ago

@merlynsanchez

Just to head off the lawsuit I'm not trying to suggest aweber is less ethical than Mailchimp!

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MerlynSanchez 15 years ago

Originally Posted by PaulChester

@merlynsanchez

Just to head off the lawsuit I'm not trying to suggest aweber is less ethical than Mailchimp!

Now that was funny!

And to head off the libel suit, I'm not trying to suggest that you were trying to suggest that Aweber is less ethical than Mailchimp!
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Carol_A

15 years ago

I just went to MailChimp.com and read their TOS....seems restrictive, use with caution and check their TOS to make sure your niche isn't listed.

I don't mind paying AWeber, and I think an "autoresponder" is my favorite of all business tools, even though I REALLY need help with email marketing strategies, lol

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pyrotechno

15 years ago

Aweber hands down

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PabloVTB

15 years ago

Stick with the top ones.. the ones that come to mind are

Aweber
GetResponse
1ShoppingCart
iContact

I use aweber as well....

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Jeremy Barker

15 years ago

I use Aweber also and it has proven a good pick for me and the price is not bad either for the services offered.

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aaronngoh

15 years ago

I started with aweber, it is simple, easy to use.

I am concern about using free email autoresponder as I know it is not easy to transfer list from one provider to another one.

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