[Email Marketing]: Setting Up Autoresponders

by stanigator

Posted: 11 years ago 5 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I want to set up an autoresponder specifically for the prospects who did not respond to any of the past emails. I tried searching around the internet but had no luck.

Is this even possible? If so, what software and how can I achieve that? Or is this a question I should be asking the email marketing companies?

#autoresponders #email #marketing #setting

Marian 11 years ago

Most of the autoresponder services can do that, I recommend Aweber or GetResponse.

They have tutorials on that once you sign up.

Marian
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stanigator 11 years ago

Shoot. I just bought credits from Mailchimp...
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JanG 11 years ago

I'm not a MailChimp customers, but this should help.

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Alexa Smith Banned 11 years ago

Originally Posted by stanigator

Or is this a question I should be asking the email marketing companies?

Yes, but few will allow you to import existing subscriber addresses into an account and start by sending anything other than a re-confirmation request. And there are reasons for that. It may possibly be that some kind of self-hosted autoresponder might be better, for this purpose.

Before seriously considering trying to use Mailchimp, you might want to read their terms of service very carefully, and additionally be aware of all this stuff ...

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JimDucharme 11 years ago

Hi Stanigator,

Yes, you can do this with GetResponse. I always tell people to make a short list of possible solution providers and then call or email them with their questions. Don't be shy to ask before you buy.

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jim
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[Email Marketing]: Setting Up Autoresponders

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