Constantcontact.com

[mike-]

Victoria Eden
(888) 709-8027


You should call her.

Mark- is Victoria the person you should call about the newsletter??? If so, does she have a website?

 

[golfnut]

I use Foresight Publishing. They have prewritten articles, are very professional,easy to add emails,select articles,etc,but a bit pricey. It works for me as I don't have time to spend searching for articles to include,etc. I pay $67 per month and I think that includes up to 700 emails, not sure about that part as I only have 350 or so on my list at the moment.

 

[Mark]

www.moreclientseasier.com/rfs

Is where she talked you into using her services or learning how to do it..

 

[rphillips]

Mark- is Victoria the person you should call about the newsletter??? If so, does she have a website?

4 FREE BOOKS and Newsletter on How to Market Insurance & Investment Products

 

[jdgeddie]

I use Foresight Publishing. They have prewritten articles, are very professional,easy to add emails,select articles,etc,but a bit pricey. It works for me as I don't have time to spend searching for articles to include,etc. I pay $67 per month and I think that includes up to 700 emails, not sure about that part as I only have 350 or so on my list at the moment.

Thanks for the shout out Golfnut! Yes, it's definitely hard to compete pricewise with Constant Contact, MailChimp, plugin any other of the 100s of email services, because they aren't offering the most important piece - content. We've got a boat load of content and are always adding more.

 

[aardvark]

have been using Constant Contact for several years. would recommend

 

[djs]

If you want pre-written newsletters, try readytogonewsletters.com Okay, now the system will change that to the title, which makes it look like a real estate newsletter, but Simon writes ones for insurance as well.

You get a 30 day trial, give it a shot.

Dan

 

[jmhopkins40]

I'm fixing to sign up with constantcontact.com.

Does anyone have anything good or bad to say about them or are you using them?

If not them, then who do you use for emailing newsletters, clients, or whomever.

I like how people can sign in and out of your emails so that you don't bug them and only target those that want to get email from you.

they are okay $150 per month

check out campaigner.com $40 a month per 5000 provides results, results, stats ect....

 

[Mark]

I just wrote a newsletter to my clients about saving some money by cutting off their home phoneline.. I had a lot of good response from it. I try and make my newsletters not boring and just talk about insurance but something they will look forward into reading.

 

[jdgeddie]

The agents having the best results with our newsletters take the extra effort to personalize them. It's the little things that make a difference. Adding a personalized greeting, a coupon for a local restaurant, etc.