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is YMLP a good autoresponder?

by sadiecopywriter
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I'm not crazy about aweber, because (A) too expensive at this point (my list is tiny,) and B, I already have a list I'd like to import.

I was drawn to YMLP both because of the price and because it allows you to import your list without doing that opt in thing again.

That second part is huge to me because these are names I've collected offline. I collect a lot of names offline and plan to continue to do so.

Does anyone have any opinions about it?:confused:
#autoresponder #good #ymlp
  • Profile picture of the author smallbizlifeline
    You have to be really careful about the offline names. With spam rules, things can get tricky.

    I've used Mailchimp for webforms and autoresponders. I've also tried to word the "opt-in" in such a way that it is enticing.

    Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author Yudhistira Mauris
    I also need reveiws of YMLP, it seems great. I used GR and aweber and I am looking for more affordable alternatives
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  • Profile picture of the author webpeon
    I use mailchip, have tried both getresponse and aweber in the past.. Im not a huge email marketing person so this option is good for me.
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