What email sender do you use for newsletters?

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We are now mixing Intercom/ SendGrid for emailing our customers.

But we have an email list with other subscribers and using this combination seems to be a bit costly.

Katy Hardt · Accepted Answer

At VC Deals, we're using sendinblue right now since we wanted to try a free product that wasn't Mailchimp. It is okay but not sure I would recommend. Here's a great starting point if you're researching email tools: https://airtable.com/universe/exp0GdColNU1fA33n/comparison-of-35-email-marketing-tools

Ostap Yaroshevych · Answer

Mailchimp is also a good option)

Richard Francis · Answer

@olya_zabalkanskaya yes exactly! :-)

nijhum akhter · Answer

really great product,,, awsome

Olya Zabalkanska · Answer

@katy_hardt Thanks a lot!

John Delavera · Answer

@olya_zabalkanskaya IMHO it's one of the best to start with because a) they've been in the market for over 20+ years and they keep adding features when needed to secure their position in the market, for example, the landing pages and the push notifications added recently, b) they offer today a free plan that accommodates the need of the starters for sure, c) almost ALL systems offer integration with Aweber, and of course d) it does its job: it allows you to get the lead, setup campaigns and follow-up messages.

There will be a time though, when you learn things about email marketing that starters are not yet aware, where more features are needed. When that time point comes, you will need to invest to advanced autoresponders - that do more than getting leads, send follow up messages etc. There are things starters do not know they do not know, like IP warming, DKIM and SFP, dedicated IP addresses, connection with SMTP servers, list segmentation and A/B split testing, nurturing your leads, cleaning lists and many more.

As I use to say, "the use improves the user" hence I suggest Aweber to start with until you get 10K subscribers and by that time you will know what to use next.

Richard Francis · Answer

I quite like SendFox. Not as feature rich as something like mailchimp but there’s a cool team behind it, support is great, and viral tools (I.e. rewards programs) are built in.

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For newsletters, I use Mailchimp for its comprehensive features and Exclaimer for its professional email signature management.

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Hello. I have a pretty big company in the field of promoting various sites and other people's businesses in general. We use many utilities to do bulk mailing but the best one for us is https://www.massmailsoftware.com/india/bulkmail/ . This is the best automatic email sender in my opinion. It has all the necessary functions that are needed mainly for mailing. You can try to use it if you really need it.

Andersen Lab · Answer

Currently, I am utilizing ConvertKit.

John Delavera · Answer

Aweber since 1999, also used GetResponse, Sendlane, Mailchimp, Ontraport, Hubspot and more.

Arslan Khalid · Answer

EmailOctopus has a great product and reasonable plans.

Olya Zabalkanska · Answer

@thearslankhalid  Thanks! will check it out!

Olya Zabalkanska · Answer

@richard_francis2 They're a part of Sumo, aren't they?

Olya Zabalkanska · Answer

@john_delavera Long list)) so is Aweber the best?

What email sender do you use for newsletters?

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