I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
Hi everyone,
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
Posted 21 Apr 2022 at 17:34
Shakil Parvez
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Gabriel on
21 Apr 2022 at 17:34
Hi everyone,
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
”
Hello, Gabriel,
Thank you for writing your query here.
Whatever autoresponder you use, if you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam. Make sure the follow-up emails are not going into the junk/spam folders. It might be the reason to reduce the email opening rate.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
Send through verified domains.
Keep any code clean.
Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails and ask them to add you to their address book.
Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
Include your location.
Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
I hope this helps.
Hello, Gabriel,
Thank you for writing your query here.
Whatever autoresponder you use, if you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam. Make sure the follow-up emails are not going into the junk/spam folders. It might be the reason to reduce the email opening rate.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
* Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
* Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
* Send through verified domains.
* Keep any code clean.
* Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
* Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails and ask them to add you to their address book.
* Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
* Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
* Include your location.
* Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
I hope this helps.
Shakil | Customer Support Specialist
Posted 21 Apr 2022 at 18:15
Gabriel
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Hi Shakil, I appreciate your reply and the help to make sure I've done everything I need to - I've taken care of all of those points and I'll continue to look those over, but would still like to know about people's experience with the general deliverability of autoresponders if anyone in the community has any?
Like has anyone had lower deliverability with GetResponse?
Thanks,
Gabriel
Hi Shakil, I appreciate your reply and the help to make sure I've done everything I need to - I've taken care of all of those points and I'll continue to look those over, but would still like to know about people's experience with the general deliverability of autoresponders if anyone in the community has any?
Like has anyone had lower deliverability with GetResponse?
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
”
Regarding the delivery rate of emails, we can say that Aweber autoresponder is definitely at the top of the list.
In general, Aweber adapts to a wide variety of platforms such as WordPress, Cyfe, Paypal as well as various social networks and many others.
As a matter of fact, Aweber has made an agreement with email services (like Yahoo! Mail (Oath), Google Mail, AOL, …) so that emails sent through Aweber servers are not considered like spams since the receivers have dutifully agreed to receive messages the moment they added voluntarily their email address to a contact list.
Regarding the delivery rate of emails, we can say that Aweber autoresponder is definitely at the top of the list.
In general, Aweber adapts to a wide variety of platforms such as WordPress, Cyfe, Paypal as well as various social networks and many others.
As a matter of fact, Aweber has made an agreement with email services (like Yahoo! Mail (Oath), Google Mail, AOL, …) so that emails sent through Aweber servers are not considered like spams since the receivers have dutifully agreed to receive messages the moment they added voluntarily their email address to a contact list.
Posted 18 May 2022 at 02:23
Ambesager Araya
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Shakil Parvez on
21 Apr 2022 at 18:15
Hello, Gabriel,
Thank you for writing your query here.
Whatever autoresponder you use, if you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam. Make sure the follow-up emails are not going into the junk/spam folders. It might be the reason to reduce the email opening rate.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
* Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails. * Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past. * Send through verified domains. * Keep any code clean. * Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign. * Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails and ask them to add you to their address book. * Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”). * Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines. * Include your location. * Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
I hope this helps.
”
HI Shakil
What do you mean by "verified domains?" How do you verify a domain? and also you said "merge tags?" Can you explain that a little bit more? Thanks.
HI Shakil
What do you mean by "verified domains?" How do you verify a domain? and also you said "merge tags?" Can you explain that a little bit more? Thanks.
Hi everyone,
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
Hello, Gabriel,
Thank you for writing your query here.
Whatever autoresponder you use, if you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam. Make sure the follow-up emails are not going into the junk/spam folders. It might be the reason to reduce the email opening rate.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
I hope this helps.
Thank you for writing your query here.
Whatever autoresponder you use, if you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam. Make sure the follow-up emails are not going into the junk/spam folders. It might be the reason to reduce the email opening rate.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
* Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
* Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
* Send through verified domains.
* Keep any code clean.
* Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
* Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails and ask them to add you to their address book.
* Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
* Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
* Include your location.
* Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
I hope this helps.
Hi Shakil, I appreciate your reply and the help to make sure I've done everything I need to - I've taken care of all of those points and I'll continue to look those over, but would still like to know about people's experience with the general deliverability of autoresponders if anyone in the community has any?
Like has anyone had lower deliverability with GetResponse?
Thanks,
Gabriel
Like has anyone had lower deliverability with GetResponse?
Thanks,
Gabriel
I'd love to hear from anyone who has direct experience with this, especially experienced sellers/buyers - in your experience do any autoresponders have better deliverability then others?
I'm using GetResponse, but an experienced marketer told me him and his students have found deliverability rates to be lower with GetResponse versus Aweber or Active campaign. He said open rates are as much as 10% or higher with the later two solutions.
Can anyone verify this or share their experience in this area?
The open rate for my initial email in a sequence I'm running various solo ads orders through is about 15% which seems low given I warmed up email account, domain is in good standing etc.
Thanks,
Gabriel
Regarding the delivery rate of emails, we can say that Aweber autoresponder is definitely at the top of the list.
In general, Aweber adapts to a wide variety of platforms such as WordPress, Cyfe, Paypal as well as various social networks and many others.
As a matter of fact, Aweber has made an agreement with email services (like Yahoo! Mail (Oath), Google Mail, AOL, …) so that emails sent through Aweber servers are not considered like spams since the receivers have dutifully agreed to receive messages the moment they added voluntarily their email address to a contact list.
In general, Aweber adapts to a wide variety of platforms such as WordPress, Cyfe, Paypal as well as various social networks and many others.
As a matter of fact, Aweber has made an agreement with email services (like Yahoo! Mail (Oath), Google Mail, AOL, …) so that emails sent through Aweber servers are not considered like spams since the receivers have dutifully agreed to receive messages the moment they added voluntarily their email address to a contact list.
Thank you for writing your query here.
Whatever autoresponder you use, if you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam. Make sure the follow-up emails are not going into the junk/spam folders. It might be the reason to reduce the email opening rate.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
* Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
* Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
* Send through verified domains.
* Keep any code clean.
* Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
* Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails and ask them to add you to their address book.
* Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
* Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
* Include your location.
* Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
I hope this helps.
HI Shakil
What do you mean by "verified domains?" How do you verify a domain? and also you said "merge tags?" Can you explain that a little bit more? Thanks.
What do you mean by "verified domains?" How do you verify a domain? and also you said "merge tags?" Can you explain that a little bit more? Thanks.