Best FREE autoresponder for wordpress?

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I have no problems going to a paid company in the future but as I am just starting out and want to be able to email people a FAQ right away when they ask for it, I would like a free autoresponder for now.

Hopefully I would be able to transfer a list of email addresses to a better, paid service in the future. I do not plan on using this to mail affiliate links. (I know some free services will not allow you to do that) I mainly just want it to function as an autoresponder and build and hold a list of double opted in emails for future use so that I can start building a list as early as possible.

Any suggestions? My apologies if this is in the wrong section. I debated on which to post it in. If you know of a good one that you want to give me an affiliate link for you can PM me. I know affiliate links are not allowed on the main boards.

Thanks in advance
#website design #autoresponder #free #wordpress
  • How To Set Up A Free Autoresponder On WordPress | Pam Lawhorne

    Hopefully this can help you, I've scanned through it and looks like what you're seeking.
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  • Honestly, your best bet is to move away from an email autoresponder altogether!

    I would look at a mobile autoresponder service such as Mobile Autoresponder (Mobile Autoresponder - #1 Web to Text and Short Code SMS Autoresponder) instead.
  • There are some great free Autoresponder plugins out there but make sure that your server/hosting can handle it.

    I have used WP Autoresponder And Newsletter Plugin in the past and it worked fine. You may also try MailPress.
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    • I think I am going to give WP free autoresponder a try

      thanks for the input everyone!
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  • Here is one for you and I think he a member here

    Imnica Mail - Email Marketing Service - Email Marketing Solved

    Havent tried it out but looks pretty good.
  • Let me say this Arkham - start your business the right way and some areas for cost cutting measures just aren't an option from a Wordpress perspective:

    - Email services (still the KILLER APP for marketing)
    - Premium Themes
    - Custom domain name
    - Paid hosting

    Just my advice having attempted what you are now 6 years ago and fell FLAT on my face. No one took me seriously because truthfully, based on trying to save money (as are you), I didn't take myself so.
  • Mailchimp is free just to get you started.. of course when you gain more subscribers then u start paying for it.
  • GetResponse.com is free for 1 month
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  • Listen. You are going to have to get a paid service in the end...whether you self-host or go for a 3rd party service. If you move to a paid service later, you may not be able to import all of the subscribers you are working hard to get now.

    My advice is grab a free account for a month at GetResponse. It is head & shoulders above everything else out there IMO.

    If you set up your funnel right you will be making money as you build your list - far more than the bit of money GR will levy in 30 days time.

    I am just finishing a training product on this. Don't mess-arse around. get a free GetResponse account today and you will not look back. Really!
  • I Use mailpress. it's nice
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    • I decided to go the free WP autoresponder route just for now because Im not sure how fast my list will grow. I have paid for a premium theme, paid hosting and everything else and very soon I will pay for a professional autoresponder. I am just experimenting with this for now. So far it is working great and I have two optins.

      My only question is how to get it to stop sending out newsletters of every post I make? I cant seem to find an option to turn this off anywhere?
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    I have no problems going to a paid company in the future but as I am just starting out and want to be able to email people a FAQ right away when they ask for it, I would like a free autoresponder for now. Hopefully I would be able to transfer a list of email addresses to a better, paid service in the future. I do not plan on using this to mail affiliate links. (I know some free services will not allow you to do that) I mainly just want it to function as an autoresponder and build and hold a list of double opted in emails for future use so that I can start building a list as early as possible.