Different Autoresponders for different signup sources

[ripstick]

Hey all,

I have been using Mail Chimp as an email client for a while, the one thing I don't like is that I can't have a main list and then send different autoresponder series based on sign up source (or at least I haven't figured out how to).

I know I could spend $$$ and get infusionsoft but I would really like to stay in the $10 to $20 per month range for now.

Can anyone that uses AWeber, IContact, constant contact or similar do this?


Thanks,

 

[crysper]

Interesting question, I also want to know a cheap way of doing this.

 

[Andy Haskins]

Something like the following?

Sending different welcome emails based on signup source | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog

It does say welcome emails but effectively is just using the autoresponder so can go way past just the welcome email.

 

[IndeXer]

I have heard a few very good things about AWeber, i think you should try using that. Support is very awsome.

 

[K]

AWeber is great but again not sure it's possible on there.

 

[Andy Haskins]

Let us know how you get on with that post above, seems like its the way around it.

 

[odegard]

I am using a service provided by Tickletrain. There are both free and paid plans, but it's great for automating follow-ups for unanswered emails and leads. You just include a special email address in the BCC field of the email you want tracked and if you don't get a response, it reminds you of the email; but best of all, it has pre-written responses ready to send out.

 

[azgold]

You can create and segregate lists in Aweber. You can also send to specific addys, i.e. those who did not open your email. I haven't used them since I got sick but I love Aweber, it's great.

Just go to their online chat or call them to ask your question. They have really awesome customer service.

 

[operationoffers]

Try Mailigen. I am currently working with them and their platform will allow you to separate by source. I have tried most mail clients and this is pretty easy to set up and use. their email creators are pretty user friendly as well. I am not an affiliate, though i could, so you can trust what i say.

 

[nisyros]

I know that tickletrain.com is a great tool for scheduling automatic emails. You can have several pre-written emails sent out at different times - you set your own schedule. It sends out a daily reminder of what emails are scheduled for that day so you can make changes, if needed. Your clients will get personal attention. It can be used for any subject or purpose.

 

[Jay Wessman]

AWeber is great but again not sure it's possible on there.

You can do it in Aweber by just creating a separate list for each source it's just not very neat.

 

[K]

You can do it in Aweber by just creating a separate list for each source it's just not very neat.

Makes sense, thanks mate!

 

[blackfin]

Aweber is solid for AR

 

[capaldist]

I do a lot of email followups in my business and I use tickletrain.com as my "follow-up assistant." It's easy. I use it for all kinds of things but mostly for following up on product inquiries.