So to begin with, let’s make sure you’re right for iContact. Ideally, you should read this post to decide, but the short version is that you’re an ideal iContact user if you:
1. Have one main list and pretty much just want to send stuff to that one list (or parts of that list), or
2. Have multiple lists that don’t have many overlapping people (i.e. the people on List A will not also be on List B in most cases), or
3. Your list has not been professionally “managed” (i.e. it may contain some bad, old, or generally stale email addresses), or
4. People would be unlikely to voluntarily join your list if you had to ask them to join it again today. (This is true of client lists or lists gathered casually. You’ve gotten client email addresses just by working with them, and if you had to email each and ask them to join a new list, they’d probably be like, “What the fuck? No, I’m not joining some damn list.”)
If any of the above fit your situation, you should use iContact instead of the other service I recommend, which is aWeber.
So do you fit? THEN CLICK HERE TO GET STARTED!
