Any luck finding a plugin/hack that would allow Aweber to pull full content without resorting to pasting entire post in excerpt field in WP?

I love Aweber and have used it for years. Oddly enough I just began building a subscriber list in Feedburner and was thinking of porting my RSS subscriber list out of Aweber. So a timely, thanks.

Any luck finding a plugin/hack that would allow Aweber to pull full content without resorting to pasting entire post in excerpt field in WP?

I love Aweber and have used it for years. Oddly enough I just began building a subscriber list in Feedburner and was thinking of porting my RSS subscriber list out of Aweber. So a timely, thanks.

@Ankesh – I can see how those features would be valuable but right now this was a big enough deal for me

@Chuck – Exactly, plus auto responder sequences etc too

@Becky – I don’t know about deliver ability of other services, just that people told me Aweber was the best. I know there are many factors, not just the service you use so if you get good results stick with it

@Ankesh – I can see how those features would be valuable but right now this was a big enough deal for me

@Chuck – Exactly, plus auto responder sequences etc too

@Becky – I don’t know about deliver ability of other services, just that people told me Aweber was the best. I know there are many factors, not just the service you use so if you get good results stick with it

I, too, migrated to aweber, but I had no idea that I didn’t have to have folks re-opt in.

I have many customers on WordPress websites, who are just now starting to build their lists with the free WordPress subscription plug-in.

It’s very helpful to know that if they can show their history of double opt-in, that they can move their lists to aweber more easily once they grow larger.

Do you have any knowledge about deliverability of the WordPress plug-in?

Thanks,

Becky

I just incorporated my Aweber subscribers into my Feedburner account, and now the Feedburner chicklet looks great. And, with Aweber, I have the option of sending out emails whenever I want, not just when I post. That way, if I have a product launch or other promotion, I can send broadcasts to my entire list.

Chuck

I just incorporated my Aweber subscribers into my Feedburner account, and now the Feedburner chicklet looks great. And, with Aweber, I have the option of sending out emails whenever I want, not just when I post. That way, if I have a product launch or other promotion, I can send broadcasts to my entire list.

Chuck

I, too, migrated to aweber, but I had no idea that I didn’t have to have folks re-opt in.

I have many customers on WordPress websites, who are just now starting to build their lists with the free WordPress subscription plug-in.

It’s very helpful to know that if they can show their history of double opt-in, that they can move their lists to aweber more easily once they grow larger.

Do you have any knowledge about deliverability of the WordPress plug-in?

Thanks,

Becky

Thanks for making a post about switching email services.

I use aweber.com since a long time now.

But recently I decided to move to a dedicated server and do my own emailing from a custom made script.

Yes – it does bring about the headache of making sure your emails reach your readers. But it allows me to use some advanced CRM options too – features that aweber doesn’t have.

One of them being: re-sending emails to people who haven’t opened their first email. Many MarketingSherpa case studies show that re-sending emails improve the bottom line by double digit percentages!

Thanks for making a post about switching email services.

I use aweber.com since a long time now.

But recently I decided to move to a dedicated server and do my own emailing from a custom made script.

Yes – it does bring about the headache of making sure your emails reach your readers. But it allows me to use some advanced CRM options too – features that aweber doesn’t have.

One of them being: re-sending emails to people who haven’t opened their first email. Many MarketingSherpa case studies show that re-sending emails improve the bottom line by double digit percentages!