Research has shown that the average person needs to be exposed to an ad at least 7 times (and often many more) before they will buy a product. You therefore need to remind visitors to come BACK to your site, making an autoresponder service essential for your online business.
Below I’ve listed those autoresponder services that I and other Internet marketing professionals have used and trusted for years.
TOP PICK: Aweber Communications
Having used their service since 1998, Aweber’s autoresponder service is my TOP pick and the one I most highly recommend. Just some of Aweber’s features include detailed email web analytics, activity based segmentation, geo-targeting, broadcast split-testing and an easy-to-use email setup wizard. Try Aweber risk-free for a month to get
more email subscribers, enhance your subscriber relationships, and increase your sales.
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Constant Contact
Constant Contact’s service includes customizable website visitor sign up form; Over 100 professional HTML email templates (newsletters, promos, invites and more); List management and hosting (including unsubscribe and bounce mgmt); Automatic delivery in the correct format, HTML or text; Real-time reporting (including opens, who clicked on which links and more); You can try it free for 60 days. Every free trial includes a subscription to their email marketing best practices newsletter and email campaign coaching tips.
Get Response
Get Response is the email marketing / autoresponder of choice by such top-notch Internet marketers as Michel Fortin, Marlon Sanders and Yanik Silver; and has been used by over 500,000 internet marketers since 1998. With GetResponse, your email marketing campaigns are protected by their Delivery Guard™ technology that monitors your mailings 24/7. Support service is also 24/7.
About Rosalind Gardner
Hello Rosie,
All the Recommended Autoresponder Services are monthly fees, Have you ever tried mailloop 7.0 or previous version? If you did please let us know your experience. Don;t you think this better because one time expense and you done with it. Please advise
Hi MT,
I DID try Mailloop a very long time ago and ended up almost losing my Internet Service Provider (ISP) by result when they saw a large number of emails originating from my end. I had some ‘splainin’ to do as well as forms to sign just to get back online — and that was back in the days when there was almost no choice between ISP’s in small towns.
My advice – go with Aweber.
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Ros