Email Marketing Services I Can Trust

Who do you trust? Email Marketing Services are a dime a dozen so it comes down to which Email Marketing Services can be trusted and why? I know I was certainly in that situation.

I knew I needed an email marketing service that would:

1. Report the number of emails delivered to the email addresses
2. Report my open rate (the number of times your recipients opens an email)
3. Report my click through rates (the number of times your recipients clicks on a link in the email)
4. And someone to help me build my list with continuing education

Why a trustworthy Email Marketing Service Matters

Remember you want to build trust in your email marketing campaign as much as you want a email service to build trust with you. Starting on shady footing with a questionable email marketing service is suicide. No one gets wealthy by trusting their money with a fool.

The more an email service can educated you the better you can focus on educating (creating value) your niche. Thus allowing you to create value from the value that your email marketing service has helped you to create.

Lets really go into detail for a moment. In a perfect world email marketing simply works to take the seeds of trust and grow it into a partnership between you and your customers. Right? How much of a partnership can you develop when you are using an inferior service? I am pretty sure that question answers itself.

Who can you trust?

I have used AWeber for years. And here is WHY they should impress you tremendously!

1. They are educating you about email marketing ASAP. I had Constant Contact for years and they only sent me a bill never emails about becoming a better marketer.
2. The top email marketers in the world use them. If you are in a major Indy 500 car race do you want the vehicle that your neighbor drives or the car that Mario Andretti uses? The answer is you want the BEST vehicle you can use for the best price.
3. They have relationships with AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail, and Gmail. I didn’t know that Constant Contact had poor relationships with all of them because Constant Contact makes double opting in an option not a requirement like AWeber does. So who’s email is likely to be in the SPAM folder if you use their service?

Don’t lose the money I did learning this lesson.