| 03 October 2009
Funny Name, Great Product! Seriously if you are not using Mail Chimp for your email marketing campaigns you should be. MailChimp makes it easy to send email newsletters to your customers, manage your subscriber lists, and track campaign performance. Unlike some of competing products, they don't "dumb things down." They take extremely powerful tools that sophisticated marketers use (like segmentation, a/b testing, and ROI tracking), and make them accessible to anyone.
The platform uses an open API, it's easy to integrate internal systems (like Salesforce) and web applications (like Magento, Joomla and Drupal) with MailChimps email marketing engine. I've been using it for a couple of weeks now after dumping iContact out of frustration and I couldn't be happier.
Its free for up to 500 subscribers and 3000 emails a month. Click this link - http://eepurl.com/dXdV and sign up for a free account if you want to check it out. We both get $30 in reward points if you do so.
Speaking of mailing lists, feel free to join mine if you want to be kept up on specials, news and tips that I send out periodically
Link to my list sign up form - http://www.tech-eez.com/mailing-list.html
Tech-EEZ also can help you with your email marketing campaigns. Whether you need template design help, form design or campaign assistance we've got it covered.
Cheers,
Joe
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William M
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Agree, MailChimp rocks! After years of dealing with Constant Contact (or headache as I liked to call it), we switched to MailChimp about 6 months ago. Couldn't be happier! Besides integration with our CMS (WebGUI), MailChimp also has a much more client-friendly pricing strategy if you're not sending out monthly newsletters. We were literally throwing money away some months paying for a service we didn't use. |
Ted
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Mail Chimp is underrated After using Constant Contact and Vertical Response for years, I checked out Mail Chimp. I am glad I did, I saved a tone of money while my subscriber base grew to over 500 people and the support was top notch. -T.W. |
