Optimizing Your Blog Part III: Email Sign-ups, Mailchimp & Convertkit
Optimizing your site Part III: email sign-ups
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you bet
I see that
Not a fan of mailchimp
have you considered Active campaign?
I was recommended Active campaign
I used to use constant contact all the time
it’s easy
I wanted to be able to split test opt in form
Also CC didn’t let me split my list at the time
Such great info!
Hi Cath, thanks for all the wonderful information you provide for us. I appreciate it so much.
Thank you Leslie! xo
As a website owner who isn’t bringing in a bunch of money yet, which of the two (MC and CK) would you recommend to someone who is looking to take her business to the next level?
Mailchimp! Its completely Free -but DO learn how to use their new ‘automations’ – you can send different freebies to people… also just send them by hand if necessary! Until you get several hundred emails, its pretty easy to just send people their freebies by hand! lol