E-mail newsletter options
BryanPerson Research options for sending e-mail marketing newsletters. Looking at @BlueSkyFactory, Constant Contact, and MyEmma.com. Other suggestions? 21 minutes ago from web
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cococello @BryanPerson another vote for Campaign Monitor
tgruber @BryanPerson thanks for the email vendor roundup. We use Jangomail (robust and inexpensive) but always good to see the options
jillwhalen @BryanPerson we’ve been using ListCast at http://www.listcast.com for many, many years.
billjohnston @BryanPerson campaignmonitor.com is great as well. Easy interface, great analytic interface.
KariRippetoe @BryanPerson I’ve used Constant Contact and Emma - I like Constant Contact much better. Bit more robust and intuitive.
WhiplashDesign @BryanPerson AWebber is a great one - I use it and it’s fantastic (e-newsletter service)
KimRossi @BryanPerson we’re about to switch to Campaign Monitor. Haven’t used it yet, so I can’t say how it is, but you might want to take a look.
Redstar209 @BryanPerson http://www.omeda.com/ 17 minutes ago from twhirl in reply to BryanPerson
missleah26 @BryanPerson I use Vertical Response. Not sure if I love it or not. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
wtd @BryanPerson We use iContact.com with good results and it costs less than Constant Contact
jfouts @BryanPerson take a look at aWeber and Mailchimp as well. Both excellent and affordable .
DaveAustin @bryanperson aweber worth a look
audioconnell @BryanPerson constant contact format is easy but they get pricky on data management. I dropped them
gurnage @BryanPerson I have been using @mailchimp and really like it compared to a former email marketing solution.
rachelreuben @BryanPerson Fire Engine Red to BryanPerson
cjbowker
@BryanPerson I would love to hear about your findings and what you decide.
adamkmiec @BryanPerson I also like Mail Chimp
krusk @BryanPerson Check out http://cakemail.com I’ve used many others, but I LOVE Cakemail 
bookoven @BryanPerson http://www.cakemail.com/ … http://icontact.com
bcarroll7 @BryanPerson I have heard that Aweber is highly recommended for email mktg newsletters. LMK what you decide; thinking about it, too.
AlexisNeely @BryanPerson Infusion (prob more than you need), 1ShoppingCart, Aweber. What is your business? 
GeorgeDearing @BryanPerson @icontactcorp
