Get Response Or Aweber? -Which 1 is Better?

Aweber.

There's been dozens of deliverability rate tests run over the years and Aweber has always been the champion of getting your emails delivered to your subscribers.

My 2 cents

- Derek

Aweber and GetResponse are the top autoresponder services on the internet. But I am still prefer use Aweber, because :

1. Aweber's User Interface More Easier to Use
You don/t need a days /weeks to get familiar with the user interface. Aweber is simple ans easy to use

2. Aweber's support is very fast
You don't need to wait more than 24 hours, they will response you very quick, usually they will response less than 24 hours

3. Aweber's is always updated and have a blog
Aweber had a lot of tips & tricks that help you successfully to use your autoresponder, and getresponse don't have a blog

now aweber costs more if you have more than 500 subscribers, get response is unlimited, just a thought.

Mary

InfusionSoft is in a completely different price bracket. ($4000 to setup plus $500 a month, as compared to $19.95 a month with Aweber.)

Sure it's deliverability is top notch (since you get your own server,) but it's kinda like comparing apples with oranges ...

I'm currently with Aweber but I'm thinking of testing out Get Response come the new year. Both are solid choices with a great reputation. Email Aces is another option...

Aweber is the best
I have tried aweber, getresponder and monsterresponder, but all cannot compare to aweber

I think getresponse is as good, and is cheaper than aweber

thomas

I used to be an aweber boy...they were great...but now I'm a getresponse man.

MY main reason? I can easily integrate it with Dlguard, and every time someone buys from me, they automatically are added to my list without a hitch.

I honestly haven't noticed any difference in them in terms of service or reliability.

Aweber for me.

I find it very easy to use, and as has been said before, delivery is very high.

Rob

They're both excellent! Just pick one and be done. That's like asking:

Lexus or infinity, which one is better.

coke or pepsi?

seriously, i'm going to go with getresponse, just because they have the feature of different languages written on their page. i dont know if i can send german confirmation mails with aweber because i cant find it on their page. getresponse has it written big on their feature page. so even if aweber has the multi-language templates, i dont care because getresponse was first and they are equally good.

If someone want's to say Aweber is better then GetResponse in deliverability, then don't post unless CLEAR proof is provided.

Proof in form of screen shot, with comparison of sending out same offer to same email list using 2 services.


Else you're repeating what everyone else is saying.

I have been using Getresponse for the past few years and I must say that their customer service is EXCELLENT. They have a LIVE chat box that you can click on and talk to a LIVE representative.

Aweber is also good. I never used them so I wouldn't know.

Tal

I'm looking at both but at this time prefer GetResponse... the pricing seems better and I've heard some negative things about Aweber and their customer support... especially with regards to importing and/or moving lists...

I tried getresponse before and am considering to try aweber... Getresponse is cheaper but I was not satisfied... I heard in some reviews that aweber is better though.

anyone know of any decent free autoresponders?
thanks.

As others have said, it's horses for courses. We have users that wouldn't dream of using any 3rd party hosted service.

As for delivery - contrary to popular belief, it's not the black magic it's often made out to be. I could show you real-life response rates from self-hosted systems that are over 250% the published response rates of some big 3rd party providers. And that's what matters - response rate.

Cheers,

Neil

Aweber and getresponse go through the same email delivery business - surety mail.

I would only trust companys that go through returnpath.com as they are the industry leaders when it comes to email delivery - i say go with HTML Email Marketing from MailChimp - best interface/work flow and great delivery rates.

Use both for different purposes - ie one for Power Leads, the other for your main list.

Maybe even add in a third one on a dedicated server to host coregistration leads if you have the marketing war chest for it.

Fabian

I also had to make same decision few days ago and after checking with few warriors who uses Getresponse, I have gone ahead with Getresponse.
Price is a huge difference between Aweber and Getresponse but Getresponse is almost as good as Aweber.
Thanks nd rgds
Zm

I have been using Aweber for awhile and am quite happy. They are easy to use and set up. I am however keeping a wary eye on their pricing structure as it has changed in time I've been with them. As my lists get bigger, they will have to pay for themselves.

I have tried to run my own list software on my own server in the distant past and found that to be a real pain. Definitely stick with someone like Aweber or GetResponse. It is worth the money.

Shane

There is no comparision at all.
Aweber is the champ hands down.

Sorry to all the get response fans.

Both of them are good. Cost wise getreponse is better. I currently use getresponse. They are excelent.

Steve, savvy marketers who are working in retail and other markets have used Aweber's advanced features, plus more. Just read those articles in mediapost. You would be surprised how far we are left behind.

With that said, I think Aweber's new pricing is smart because that's the way email marketing is going. But if you don't use that feature, there is no need to use it.

Aweber, in my opinion, tries to play at a different level right now. Lyris, another very good email service provider, costs $299 per month, up to 5,000 emails sent per month.

Personally, GetResponse is fine. I regularly received email in my inbox rather in the Junk email box.

Marlon Sanders, for instance, is using it to send out messages regularly. He knows what he is talking about so if you prefer a cheaper option, try it out.

Btw, if you sign up via one of the private label of Aweber, you can still get the old pricing option.

And if you want to integrate your download management with Aweber, best of luck! Sam of DLGuard migrated to GetResponse because the process becomes painless and automatic.