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Allowing members to email their downline?

by gwpmike
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I am building a membership site that includes a lot of squeeze pages that members can use to build their list. I want these squeeze pages to be integrated with an autoresponder. I thought about simply using Aweber for the forms on the squeeze pages, and I will do all the follow-ups.

However, this would not allow members to email the people who have opted-in on their squeeze page. How can I set up an autoresponder on the squeeze pages that would allow members to email their downline whenever they want? Do I need some kind of self hosted autoresponder to do this? Please any ideas or suggestions you have!
#allowing #downline #email #members
  • Profile picture of the author NatesMarketing
    I would go self hosted and use Sendy.

    You can then have people login to their list and send to them. You can also charge them per send/email/etc.

    It's a nice program - I recommend checking it out.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      Just a quick thought...

      I'm assuming that users will be posting these squeeze pages on their own sites, rather than from within your site.

      If you have access to a secure server, you could have members put their aweber or other service details into a database, then use php to fill in the data when they generate a page.

      Actually, it could probably work if you were hosting the pages.

      You might want to have a talk with a good php/database guy to explore the possibilities...
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  • Profile picture of the author David Keith
    viral list builders leadskimmer.com and 5siphon do something similar to this.

    they have a members area where users put in their AR info (from aweber, getresponse...) and then their software pre populates the forms on the splash pages with the correct form info based on the referrers affiliate id.

    this is not super hard to do with php and a database
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