Oh! best community of seo the seomoz team! question:
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Hi the best of the best on the seo world. I like to ask something, i like to know:
So, from your strongest-bestest-proffessionallll experience, the web-scripts you use,must be the best of best scripts, i like to ask:
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for your newsletter, are you using external service?
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client managment,pro members,are you using any external service from another website or have you do the programming itself?
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and dont forget to say, your services without any comment are number one on the world,but your community now and your design,and your big heart to leave us talking together here and unlimited questiond to ask, you have attested that you are the best.
But tell us more of your services what you use on your encyclopedy of seo, we like to know more from you.
Thanks
Meti.
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We send out millions of emails a year and are happy with Vertical Response as our provider.
We keep researching the competition and have found that Constant Contact is exceptionally easy to use, Bronto integrates well with all other Social Media / marketing platforms, MailChimp is a joy to work with but Vertical Response just keep cutting their prices!
Hope this helps!
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Hi! for SEOmoz specifically we use Bronto for our newsletter, our Moz Top 10 email and many other emails. For Client management we use Infusionsoft, although we also have lots of info that we've built into our own database.
We're also lucky to have really excellent in-house designers who help us with our website and keep us consistent and usable!
I hope I was able to answer your questions.
Please feel free to ask more!Thanks,
Jen
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I have used several different services for newsletters depending on what a particular client has set up already. Constant Contact has proven to be the easiest to use and most reliable. Besides that, a solid in-house email server with custom interface can also be great if that is an option.
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MailChimp is whats up. Its free for the first 2500 subscribers. Can't beat there statistics either. They are legit.
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Hi there,
We also use Mail Chimp http://www.mailchimp.com - very clever system, easy to use. Has a good level of free account sends and subscribers to get used to how it works. Also has a good sense of humour and integrates with many other platforms easily, such as Facebook, Twitter, Magento, PayPal etc.
I'm not entirely sure what else you are asking.
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Research is the cornerstone of SEO. Just a little of it will answer you newsletter question . Hi there. You probably found this page because one of our subscribers used MailChimp to send you an email campaign, and you traced a link in the email back here to investigate. MailChimp is an email-marketing service that serves more than 600,000 companies of all shapes and sizes, from all over the world. We send more than 40 million emails every day, and we help our customers comply with spam laws and best practices so they can get their campaigns into their subscribers' inboxes.
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