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They actually seem fairly in line with self-service email marketing services I've checked out. I've used them for over a year now and have been very happy.
One of the reasons they may be cheaper is due to some of their services are extra add-ons for an extra cost. For example, you can't see the actual emails of who clicked or opened your email campaigns (you can see summary numbers and percentages, but not the specific address of the person who opened and what they clicked). You can get that level by purchasing an add-on.
Also, unlike some competitors, they don't require you to resend all your email lists confirmation requests when you move your list over to MailChimp (very helpful).
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http://aweber.com
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http://www.campaignmonitor.com/pricing/
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Business model -- Good Product + fair price = less pirating, more sales, SUCCESS!!!
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It's a market positioning issue. Today market is more competitive due to uprising of competitors. So, delivering product or service at lower cost, drive to rethink competitors on price banding issue. It's a "strategy" not a "catch".
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| December 19, 2008 09:13 PM |
One of the reasons they may be cheaper is due to some of their services are extra add-ons for an extra cost. For example, you can't see the actual emails of who clicked or opened your email campaigns (you can see summary numbers and percentages, but not the specific address of the person who opened and what they clicked). You can get that level by purchasing an add-on.
Also, unlike some competitors, they don't require you to resend all your email lists confirmation requests when you move your list over to MailChimp (very helpful).
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http://mailchimp.com
http://aweber.com
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December 19, 2008 10:31 PM
Thanks for your helpful reply. Did they require all your new registrants to be double opt-in?
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December 19, 2008 10:36 PM
Yes, using their sign-up forms all perform double opt-in for you (and is required). However, if you are importing an existing list (from, say, a text file), they trust that you have permission and simply add the new email addresses to your list.
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December 19, 2008 09:11 PM
Have you checked CampaignMonitor? I'm satisfied with their service. Depending on your needs, they might have a better plan for you. http://www.campaignmonitor.com/pricing/
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December 19, 2008 09:12 PM
It seems to be so cheap as a result of it being both pay by month and offering tiered levels of service. Reviews seem to be favorable.
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http://www.bethjbates.com/index.php/2008/10/20/mailchimp-cool-email-app-wit...
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December 19, 2008 09:12 PM
i have used MailChimp for 5 months now and can indeed tell you that they are VERY good, great stats and addons available. HOWEVER.........i am moving over to CampaignMonitor slowly so that i can offload payment processing and allow clients to sign in themselves rather than use MailChimps API to create a white label side for my client as CM already provides this.
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December 19, 2008 09:13 PM
MailChimp just seems to be one of those company's that "get it". They seem to want to deliver a quality product, at a good low price. Word of mouth is already working for them. You're advertising here just for asking about them. Business model -- Good Product + fair price = less pirating, more sales, SUCCESS!!!
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December 19, 2008 09:17 PM
Consider CampaignMonitor... MailChimp never impressed me.
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http://www.campaignmonitor.com/
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December 20, 2008 02:15 AM
If something has been priced lower than its competitor then it doesn't mean that thing is a catch. It's a market positioning issue. Today market is more competitive due to uprising of competitors. So, delivering product or service at lower cost, drive to rethink competitors on price banding issue. It's a "strategy" not a "catch".
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