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Extensive list of e-mail marketing services, free and paid: http://techblog.willshouse.com/?p=522 http://techblog.willshouse.com/?p=522 (Constant Contact, iCon

Extensive list of e-mail marketing services, free and paid: http://techblog.willshouse.com/?p=522 http://techblog.willshouse.com/?p=522 (Constant Contact, iContact, Vertical Response, StreamSend, and many more)

antidaily 16y ago
wish it distinguished free from paid.
- marcusEting 16y ago
  I think most feature a "free trial" at least. I'll see about adding more info to pricing, but was more concerned with coming up with maintaining a list I could share with clients.
JacobAldridge 16y ago
Thanks Marcus - I've added a couple of others in a comment.
slig 16y ago
Anyone with experience on Direct Mail(http://ethreesoftware.com/directmail/ http://ethreesoftware.com/directmail/)? I'd like to use it with SendGrid and later move to SES.
- jhammer 16y ago
  I'm the developer of Direct Mail, if you have any questions. We have several customers using Direct Mail with SendGrid and they seem to be very happy with the setup.
  - slig 16y ago
    Thanks for the reply, jhammer. I'll get the Pro version before the 50% off ends and I'll try by myself.
JesseAldridge 16y ago
I've actually found Wufoo + Gmail to be the simplest way to handle e-mails. Use a Wufoo form to collect user info, then export the data to csv and import the file into a Gmail group. I haven't done anything terribly advanced (I just notify a list when a new article is posted) -- but it works for me.