Comments on: Building A New Newsletter List Followup

By: JohnKhoo

JohnKhoo — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 07:21:37 +0000

I use Aweber and i like it. Many of the big players out there use them too. I guess mainly because of their tracking tool and high delivery rates.

By: Steve Kinsey

Steve Kinsey — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 08:53:57 +0000

Groepsreizen

Yes you can export leads, I’m not sure about interfacing but there is an email parser option with lots of settings available I think this might be what your looking for.

Creating Email Newsletters

It’s been a while since I used another service, but in terms of features the ones I used didn’t come close to Aweber. The last time I ran a newsletter I used my own management software and that was much more work. Certainly more cost in terms of my time than outsourcing.

Michael

I agree, the thing I found was that it made me explore more options for email marketing than I had thought of before. The RSS automation alone, is justification enough for me.

By: Michael

Michael — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 00:37:03 +0000

I love Aweber. I followed a similar strategy and built an online magazine subscription. People sign up, get added to Aweber and all the monthly "magazines" are delivered automatically. I really great business idea. Michaels last blog post..LinkVana: Linking Pages

By: Creating Email Newsletters

Creating Email Newsletters — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 20:44:43 +0000

I’ve also been hearing a lot about Aweber recently. I’ve always used Constant Contact – do you know how Aweber compares to them?

By: Groepsreizen

Groepsreizen — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:16:56 +0000

It actually sounds reasonable, but what about the emailadresses of your users? They actually have a lot of value for a lot of businesses, also outside of a closed mailing system. I worked on a project that revolved around an 5000 person emaillist of people interested in real estate projects. High value info, can you export it, does it interface?

By: Steve Kinsey

Steve Kinsey — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 08:00:22 +0000

You don’t need to leave feedburner, you run both systems alongside, feedburner can deliver your RSS by whatever means including email. I think Aweber can provide something a little more unique. Say for example you had a specific 7 day training program for something, you could set it up as an aweber email list, write each days training post, then set them up as auto responders. That would be it, you just need to upload a subscription form and your done. The only challenge then is to get subscribers.

With regards to pricing, the plans start at $19.95 for 500 users and go up as the user numbers do. Although you also get discounts for annual subscriptions.

By: mrmuggles

mrmuggles — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 20:47:34 +0000

Thanks for the suggestion. I hear about Aweber a lot these days. But for me, I don't see any advantages to leave feedburner... It's already posting all the articles that I write. But I guess that summing it up one time a week is better? Do you think that you can get more hits with Aweber? And how much $ is it? mrmuggless last blog post..Web Discoveries : 10 (new) Blogs About Technology, Internet and Life Improvement