Email Blast Platform

[Crabcake Johnny]

Depends, regarding ROI, for me it's greatly worth it.

 

[Rainmakr]

Depends, regarding ROI, for me it's greatly worth it.

Do you purchase the list from them or do you supply your own? Sounds pretty interesting considering I've never thought of an approach like this.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Yes, got the list from them too, however I'm targeting agents, not consumers.

 

[Josh]

I like it. More expensive, but looks really user friendly.

 

[Stephen]

Really? You think sending out spam emails is going to win you a bunch of clients? If someone has successfully done this, I'd be interested in hearing about it.

I know of a handful of agents that only use email marketing and do well with it. Hope that was interesting.

 

[Jack_Merton]

If anybody is looking for an inexpensive source for "legitimate" campaigns, I've used mailchimp for a few months now with a lot of success. If you stay under 12,000 emails, then it's free. Great tool.

 

[mickeyma]

I tried email blast yrs ago. Hired a company from Philly. Sent out 40,000 emails a week for 7 weeks. 7 replies per 40,000. 1 sale. Broke even $. I think it cost me $750 per 40,000 emails. Should be much harder today since there are more emails being sent.

 

[pedros]

Email is a fantastic medium which you can use to offer your services to your target audience or potentially get your email subscribers to do the marketing for you by forwarding your emails to their friends or other like-minded people.

 

[shaedzs]

I use the email system through agency iq. It's more of an insurance marketing platform than strictly a bulk email sender like constant contact, but it gets the job done.