mass emails programs

[vanessa kelly]

I am curious if anybody knows of a mass email program that allows adult content....I was going through icontact however they are not into adult content....
Any suggestions?

 

[Katlyn]

vanessa best to buy a program such as groupmail pro, then you are in control of it yourself. Make sure whatever program you use is set to email each person individually and not as a mass email though otherwise their email addresses will be exposed to each other or if it uses the BCC function it may end up in their junk folder (also a problem with web based email programs). Groupmail pro will send an email as if you had sent it individually yourself.

 

[trackstar]

www.constantcontact.com
Very user friendly and a lot you can do to customise your eletter

 

[trackstar]

btw, also provides you with stats on who read your letter, what parts they focused on, broken links, opt outs, etc.

 

[mustangjoe]

yeah, that's what I need. More junk porn email

 

[IMBCK]

If one indentifies an ISP belonging to a certain persons account as a "spammer" more or less likely they could get shut down.

I would reconsider that "mass emailing" program Vanessa unless you want to have problems with your account and ISP that you use. People in this day and age don't tolerate unsolicited emails.

 

[timhorton]

Vanessa isn't asking about spam mailers. She's asking about email management programs/services that allow her to mail to her specified email list, not random email addresses.

This is what Constant Contact, iContact, MyMailout, Vertical Response, etc. do. If you read her post, she said that iContact was taking issue with her content. She needs to replace the service she was previously getting through iContact. These are the same services that larger companies use for eNewsletters and legit marketing campaigns.

These are very different services than the bot mailers that are used for spam. It is against the terms of service to use these services for spam and emails are reviewed before they are sent.

And by CanSpam law all mass emails are required to have an opt out function.

 

[trackstar]

Vanessa isn't asking about spam mailers. She's asking about email management programs/services that allow her to mail to her specified email list, not random email addresses.

This is what Constant Contact, iContact, MyMailout, Vertical Response, etc. do. If you read her post, she said that iContact was taking issue with her content. She needs to replace the service she was previously getting through iContact. These are the same services that larger companies use for eNewsletters and legit marketing campaigns.

These are very different services than the bot mailers that are used for spam. It is against the terms of service to use these services for spam and emails are reviewed before they are sent.

And by CanSpam law all mass emails are required to have an opt out function.

Exactly. She will most likely use addy's that sign up on her web page and all of those programs come with an opt out option for the people that receive the emails.

 

[Miss*Bijou]

Ever the Gmail whore that I am...

http://www.Gmail.com allows you to creates 'groups' in your contacts..
It lets you add the contacts you want to include, you can name it and then use as mailing list.


Or another option..

http://www.phplist.com/ is an open-source newsletter manager. phplist is free to download, install and use, and is easy to integrate with any website.
phplist is downloaded more than 10 000 times per month and is listed in the top open source projects for vitality score on Freshmeat....

phplist's 30+ feature set includes:
double opt-in subscription mechanism
scheduling
RSS
list segmentation
click-tracking
attachments
bounce management
....

 

[vanessa kelly]

Thank you..

Thanks for the help and the suggestions...I have found a program called simplicity...they are adult bases so I can send the pics I choose

You are correct Tim Horten...I only contact those who have contacted me

Again thanks for the pms and the suggestions ...

Have a great day....

 

[timhorton]

Or another option..

http://www.phplist.com/ is an open-source newsletter manager. phplist is free to download, install and use, and is easy to integrate with any website.
phplist is downloaded more than 10 000 times per month and is listed in the top open source projects for vitality score on Freshmeat....

phplist's 30+ feature set includes:
double opt-in subscription mechanism
scheduling
RSS
list segmentation
click-tracking
attachments
bounce management
....

Yeah, I already went through PHPList with Vanessa. We've set that up for dozens of clients who don't want to use a third party service - it's a good application if a bit limited. Because Vanessa doesn't have her own hosting - she's using an escort service template thingy, it's wasn't really a viable option.