Mass mailing is organized with the aim of attracting a regular audience to a site or a commercial project and increasing the trust of visitors to the seller or person who owns the site. A newsletter is a kind of advertisement and allows one person to offer products or services to an unlimited number of users from their personal computer.
Instructions
Step 1
For mailing, use the Subscribe. Ru service, which provides an opportunity to organize and conduct e-mail newsletters. The server's subscriber base is about 5 million addresses. About 100 million emails are sent monthly.
Step 2
Use the services of the CONTENT. RU mailing list service, in another way it is also called [email protected]. The condition is the inclusion of a text ad unit and an ad banner in the mailing list.
Step 3
It is quite suitable for organizing mass mailings Maillist.ru is a free mailing service. The service offers a large number of interesting mailings on various topics and provides the ability to create your own mailing lists. All these services describe in detail the mailing algorithm and provide standard forms for sending.
Step 4
To organize a mail service, purchase the script "Mail Woodpecker", which ensures sending up to one hundred letters at a time to your users. "Postal Woodpecker" can work with several mailings at the same time.
Step 5
Organize mass mailing through the SmartResponder. Ru service, which is affordable and easy to manage. It is often recommended to all those who want to do business on the Internet. SmartResponder. Ru is a fairly powerful and convenient web service that provides a video training program for beginners, has a high percentage of delivery of mailings, and provides visual statistical information on mailings. The service provides a free account for new users, there is no forced advertising on it.
Step 6
Travel across the vastness of the world wide web. You will find many programs for mass mailing, study them, chat on forums with those who use this or that program of mass mailing. Don't be afraid to ask. Learn.
