Comments on: aWeber vs. iContact, and why you need a mailing list. http://johnnybtruant.com/yes-you-really-do-need-an-email-list/ The internet made awesome Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:50:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Johnny http://johnnybtruant.com/yes-you-really-do-need-an-email-list/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Johnny Tue, 21 Apr 2009 13:59:21 +0000 http://learntobeyourownva.com/?p=128#comment-39 Do you mean if you're using e-junkie to manage an affiliate program for your own stuff? Or do you mean if you're someone's affiliate and are trying to sell THEIR stuff, which is managed by e-junkie? Either way, it's compatible. If you're someone's affiliate, you're just sending out links and it doesn't matter how you do it. If you have your own affiliate program for your stuff, I think (but am not sure; I've never used e-junkie) that they manage all of the affiliate admin and you do your own mailings separately, including your own links if you want. I know Naomi from IttyBiz uses that combo. BTW, I made a video of that got chopped off of yesterday's webinar and will be posting it later today. Do you mean if you’re using e-junkie to manage an affiliate program for your own stuff? Or do you mean if you’re someone’s affiliate and are trying to sell THEIR stuff, which is managed by e-junkie?

Either way, it’s compatible. If you’re someone’s affiliate, you’re just sending out links and it doesn’t matter how you do it. If you have your own affiliate program for your stuff, I think (but am not sure; I’ve never used e-junkie) that they manage all of the affiliate admin and you do your own mailings separately, including your own links if you want.

I know Naomi from IttyBiz uses that combo.

BTW, I made a video of that got chopped off of yesterday’s webinar and will be posting it later today.

]]> By: Mahala http://johnnybtruant.com/yes-you-really-do-need-an-email-list/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Mahala Tue, 21 Apr 2009 01:40:10 +0000 http://learntobeyourownva.com/?p=128#comment-38 Thanks for this info. I've always been totally confused about what to use. You may be covering this in a later webinar, is e-junkie compatible with aweber? Sorry to miss today's webinar (and the next, and the next) schedule conflict. Thanks for this info. I’ve always been totally confused about what to use. You may be covering this in a later webinar, is e-junkie compatible with aweber?

Sorry to miss today’s webinar (and the next, and the next) schedule conflict.

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