[Hidden-tech] Mail chimp, etc., question

[Val Nelson]

David,
I haven't heard the latest about who gets through spam filters best but
there are ways they can manage that. Any good provider should be able to
convincingly explain how they comply with the anti-spam law and how they
prevent getting into spam filters.

Each email service should provide you with their stats on spam filters and
might even provide info about other providers.

I too would like to pipe in and say MailChimp came up first on my list when
I did a lot of research a year or so ago. In addition to what others have
said, I like that it integrates nicely with its companion service,
SurveyMonkey. Other email providers try to provide survey tools but
SurveyMonkey is the best I've seen for price and features.

Best wishes,

Val Nelson



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On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 9:29 PM, David Spound <dspound at mac.com> wrote:

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>  Great to find out about Mail Chimp. I've been using Constant Contact on
> behalf of two different businesses. The UI isn't very good, and I am finding
> that more and more mail servers are blocking mail from Constant Contact.
> Looks like it might be worth switching to Mail Chimp for a number of
> reasons.
>
> Here's my question: is there a way to determine which email marketing
> service is most successful at getting its messages delivered (blocked the
> least)?
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> Thanks,
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