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Affiliate friendly Email software (9)

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hi all!
so, turns out ActiveCampaign software is not supporting affiliate,
and especially not weight loss offers.
they forbidden me to put my affiliate links in my email (HHA???SAY WHAT?).
Any how,
can you recommend me on any other software that support affiliate that wish to use email marketing for their offers?

Requirements:
affiliate friendly, Wordpress integrated, advanced automation, email exclusive (no CF)

TNX
Sivan

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Yup, some email solutions are not supporting affiliate activities, I know about two more that don't want it: Drip and Mailchimp.

Personally, I have emailed affiliate offers through getresponse and mailerlite, no complaints from their side, but let me add I didnt do large volumes and the lists were properly collected with all the permissions.

Aweber is a widely used one and I've received plenty of affiliate offers from mailers using them, might be worth a try.

I have found a nice article for you, it lists several known email services along with how they treat affiliate campaigns and what are the regulations, but definitely do your own research on top of this info.

https://outofthe925.com/which-email-...ate-marketing/

Cheers,
Matej.

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TNX SO SO MUCH!
great help
ill check it all out

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mailwizz.com / sendy.co + Amazon SES ist also a pretty decent solution. and way cheaper in the long run

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I LOOOOVEEEEEE forwarding spam email to abuse@...

There are even sites to help you find the ESP for a spammer. And Amazon AWS is pretty responsive.

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GetResponse is good.

Aweber good too.

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Old tried and true ESPs +1 to both. Side note.

When I was running PPV, I used to run a self hosted solution called "Interspire" (here it is). Was really cool, self hosted and controlled. Easy to export email lists, setup rotations, proper time zone sending. Plus you can install it as many times as you want. This means IF an IP gets burned you can export everything and setup on a new droplet, server whatever. Mind you, services don't like IPs constantly getting BL by email spam filters.

Something to note about this route however...It's more expensive, since its a 1 time initial purchase. And also when you start sending emails SEND SLOWLY. That is, slow burn in the email list vs a massive boss shot payload. I learned that slowly building up the list by sending say 100 or so emails a day for awhile doesn't alarm the filters so much. But a lot of my email experiences are slightly outdated. You can slowly start sending more as email providers start to trust your IP. Plus side of places like GetResponse and Aweber is trusted mail IP addresses and cheaper to start.

Anything is WP compatible if you can hard code it in (the optin form). Like I said before, I built WP sites professionally for 3 years including themes and plugins etc. All you need is the optin form to work right? Then in the ESP you can set where the user goes after they subscribe just send them back to the WP page you want them to go to. You can use the ESP like GetResponse etc to also send variables like their name, email etc through and output them on the WP page if you want to fire other scripts or API connections after they sign up. Things like fire your CV pixel is one idea.

Hope all this helps.

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so what are you trying to say with that?

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Probably that it could get shot down pretty quickly when the emails tend to upset the recipients

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