good email autoresponder?

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SalesGod

are there any free autoresponders that will send my free offer when people submit there info on my landing page? I did a quick search but couldnt find anything good. just wanted to know if you guys had any recomendations and if theres even any good ones for free. thanks.

If you look here you will find a lot of threads or even better yet there is a search tab just below where your a-hem name is

https://www.warriorforum.com/interne...views-ratings/

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MissionForCommission

9 years ago

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Corey Taylor 9 years ago

Originally Posted by MissionForCommission

GetResponse:
Email Marketing Software & Autoresponder from GetResponse

The Best Hands Down

GetResponse is superb but aweber is a bit better especially at connecting apps.

You can't go wrong with both though.
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ED1190

9 years ago

Both AWeber and Getresponse are good, and what most marketers seem to use.

Having tried both, I do think GetResponse is less restrictive than AWeber, and it caters more to internet marketers.

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Brent Stangel

9 years ago

are there any free autoresponders that will send my free offer when people submit there info on my landing page?

Yes. If you are serious you won't waste your time with them.

Free autoresponders are ad-sponsered, which means the AR company sends it's ads to your subscribers with every message you send.

If you can't afford the $20 per month then you are not ready to start marketing.

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yadie74

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Brent Stangel

Yes. If you are serious you won't waste your time with them.

Free autoresponders are ad-sponsered, which means the AR company sends it's ads to your subscribers with every message you send.

If you can't afford the $20 per month then you are not ready to start marketing.

I couldn't agree more with Brent. If you are serious with your business then you should also serious with your investment including among other is your autoresponder. In my opinion paid autoresponders like Aweber or GetResponse give a lot more reliable results than free autoresponders.

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9 years ago

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professorrosado

9 years ago

Originally Posted by dedywan

Try MailChimp. This is is a fantastic place for beginning marketers to get started. Their “forever free” plan allows you to create a list on MailChimp for free as long as your list is under 500 users. If you don’t want to start paying for autoresponders yet, go ahead and give MailChimp a shot, it is a great first step as an email marketing tool.

Do they offer hosted landing pages? Thank you pages? A/B Testing?
Get Response does. it's UI is friendly. It has a free account offer as well - but the power user will want to get a paid account for all their goodies - more than well worth it.

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Raydal

9 years ago

The best FREE one I've found is Infinite Responder - Free Autoresponder Script

You have to install the script on your server.

-Ray Edwards

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Sarevok

9 years ago

I've been using Aweber daily, since around 2011 with hardly a hiccup.

Other than their DDOS incident a few summers back... (Or was that last summer?).

The reality is that DDOS attacks can cripple almost any company though, so I don't hold that against them.