I would like to incorporate an opt-in newletter/ezine on my internet marketing website. I will be sending out emails to subscribers one a month. Does anyone have any suggestions on this? Any "how to" websites out there on this?
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Suzanne posted this at 16:41 — 23rd January 2004.
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You can use newsletter software, or publish the newsletter online and send out html emails about it.
What do you want to know about? How to what, I mean. Write a newsletter? How to make an opt-in mailing list?
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ronhollin posted this at 16:46 — 23rd January 2004.
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I just want to allow people to enter there name and email address only to receive monthly "informative" emails. So I need the code for the site and the ability to send the emails. I'm hoping over time that I can generate thousands of subscribers.
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Suzanne posted this at 18:05 — 23rd January 2004.
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Then your best bet would be to search code suppositories such as hotscripts.com for mailman or newsletter software that you can install and use.
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ronhollin posted this at 05:33 — 24th January 2004.
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Anyone out there care to help install Mailman on a new website?
Suzanne posted this at 18:17 — 24th January 2004.
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lol, post on the MarketPlace, Ron, I'm sure you'll get bidders.
Netflavors posted this at 22:18 — 19th February 2004.
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On this topic, has anyone used a service for email newsletters? Do you think there are advantages to doing it yourself?
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sjjs posted this at 23:03 — 19th February 2004.
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I say do it yourself. There are a couple of bulk mailers out there with pretty good options on them which I've used effectively for newsletters.
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