Any alternative to Aweber?

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For one of my sites I use Traffic Wave and have no issues. I like the fact that it is a flat fee regardless of the size of the lists. The owner is super cool and helpful.

Brett :)
 
do any of these services allow daily importing of new email lists? maybe through a csv? i got like around 500 new emails I need to mail to daily...
 
I would contact Graphicmail or Mailigen. They can do what you're after. No I don't work for either. Also their API integration can make opt-ins, list importing pretty easy.
 
GetResponse from me too. Really nice support is a plus.
 
We are into Emailing Setups with Interspire 6.1.3 and PowerMTA 4.0
We also do SPF DKIM Settings.
If you need any kind of help, you can ping me on skype: asheen.rocks
 
You can also try emailwaves, i'm using it for a while and it's pretty good, and also the owner/administartor is from BHW. It's free up to 5K emails per month.
 
you can find better alternative for aweber than.. I was using getresponse's trial version.. its nice and user-friendly.. But aweber is not having a trial to try it more.

And Genius worked for me and would be working well. iContact, mailchimp are also good alternative for the aweber. Anyway, better you try all at once and choose any one of these.
 
I use mailchimp...And I have more than one account with mailchimp ;)
 
Hello. Has anyone used MadMimi? The reviews seem to be pretty good, but would love to get advice from someone on this forum before jumping in.
 
mailchimp
getresponse
are best alternatives
as they have better inbox rate than others in market
 
Yeah, I have never tried opt-ins and such. Somehow I feel it's a great waste since I might have lost thousands of targeted profitable leads.
Since I'm new to this field and I want to try it out, I am looking for a cheaper alternative to Aweber.

Anyone can recommend it? Will +12Rep.


Here are some great alternatives :

MailChimp
Constant Contact
Get Response
Campaigner
 
Have you tried Mailchimp ?

Nope, but I?ve read somewhere that Mailchimp have the right to close your account if you plan on doing any kind of affiliate promotion; whether it?s through your emails or just your site!
 
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