I Ikkie Free Member Nov 19, 2015 33 2 40 London Nov 27, 2015 Original Poster #1 dear all suggest me email marketing tool free one. as a new start up i really don't want to spend money on this as i don't have it. Last edited: Nov 27, 2015
dear all suggest me email marketing tool free one. as a new start up i really don't want to spend money on this as i don't have it.
Gregory007 Free Member Aug 20, 2015 48 5 Nov 27, 2015 #2 Gmail (free) - it will let you email i think up to 500 a day (you can double check that). Upvote 0
A Alan Free Member Aug 16, 2011 7,089 1,974 Nov 28, 2015 #3 Gmail will let you email a large list- BUT it will bounce as suspected spam if you BCC 500 at a time. see https://support.google.com/mail/answer/69585?hl=en The best free tool, in my opinion, for bulk marketing is MailChimp Upvote 0
Gmail will let you email a large list- BUT it will bounce as suspected spam if you BCC 500 at a time. see https://support.google.com/mail/answer/69585?hl=en The best free tool, in my opinion, for bulk marketing is MailChimp
Paul Kelly ICHYB Moderator Jan 21, 2008 10,150 1 2,353 London icanhelpyourbusiness.co.uk Nov 28, 2015 #4 What do you want the email marketing tool to do? Upvote 0
TrefG Free Member Nov 26, 2015 10 1 44 Nov 28, 2015 #5 I use Mailchimp, but the gentleman above asks the right question - what do you want your email marketing software to do? The best approach is to define your email marketing strategy first and foremost and then look for the right tools to deliver it. Upvote 0
I use Mailchimp, but the gentleman above asks the right question - what do you want your email marketing software to do? The best approach is to define your email marketing strategy first and foremost and then look for the right tools to deliver it.
Paul Kelly ICHYB Moderator Jan 21, 2008 10,150 1 2,353 London icanhelpyourbusiness.co.uk Dec 9, 2015 #6 Gmail is great for sending and receiving emails, but it is not a proper tool for managing communications properly, without a lot of manual intervention. Upvote 0
Gmail is great for sending and receiving emails, but it is not a proper tool for managing communications properly, without a lot of manual intervention.
HazelC Free Member Sep 7, 2013 1,168 227 Cambridgeshire Dec 14, 2015 #9 I agree with others, Mailchimp would be what I recommend. Free for a certain amount of emails and then a small fee after that too. Upvote 0
I agree with others, Mailchimp would be what I recommend. Free for a certain amount of emails and then a small fee after that too.