Aweber Review: The Best Email Management System?
That’s what I hope to answer.
Let’s jump right into price. Aweber starts at $19 a month, up to 500 subscribers.
That’s not bad, at all.
I do have to say that they have a solid customer service team that you can actually reach by phone. It’s sad to say… but that’s becoming a rarity with a lot of digital service companies.
Aweber also has a pretty strong education system in place. I found quiet a bit of videos, how to blog posts and best practices.
They even host live webinars…
You can really tell that they want you to completely understand the in and outs of Aweber.
Another win for Aweber… is social proof.
I’ve notice that many of the top sites and affiliate marketing heavyweights use Aweber.
You’ll even see them share tips on maximizing your Aweber email campaigns.
Aweber has also been around for a very long time. I don’t know about you, but I feel much more comfortable in paying a company that I know will be invested in improving its customer relationships and services offered.
I’ve seen and have heard nightmare stories of people who have lost so much time, effort and money into a service that just couldn’t make it… and just folded.
I honestly don’t see that happening to Aweber.
Setting-up Campaigns Quickly
One thing that I immediately noticed in setting up my first Aweber campaign, was how simple and logical it was.
Now, I’ve set up campaigns in other systems before.
So yeah, I’m not a newbie at all… but the way that Aweber was laid out, made this so easy.
I didn’t waste anytime at all.
I just filled in my information and started uploading my email campaigns.
Aweber does have some notable competitors. With Mailchimp being one of it’s largest rivals. Mailchimp does have a free account option, but they don’t allow you to email any affiliate links.
So, I just can’t use Mailchimp anymore. I also feel that the Mailchimp backend is somewhat clunky… I’m pretty tech savvy, but sometimes I would get so frustrated using Mailchimp.
Overall Impression
In the end everything boils down to reliability, integrity, and rock solid support.
Let’s not forget piece of mind. As an Aweber customer you are invested in a service that will help you grow your business… and not become your latest roadblock.
For me… Aweber offers all the features that I need. The proof is in the puddling, with so many top marketers raving about Aweber, I’m sure that you’ll feel the same.
If you are looking to set-up email marketing campaigns, just stop thinking about it… and go with Aweber.
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I just started using Mailchimp and I think I might switch to Aweber. BTW: why can’t you email affiliate links? “they don’t allow you to email any affiliate links.”
They don’t allow any kind of affiliate links. Checkout the MailChimp “Terms of Service” Under F
http://mailchimp.com/legal/terms/
That’s stupid. What’s the point of an email list if you cannot send any affiliate links
If you keep reading those terms, MailChimp even talks about issuing fines… and legal action.
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Although $19 is not much, it adds up if you just starting out. I agree though that AWeber has the best interface. Since MailChimp doesn’t allow affiliate links, finally I switched to MadMimi. At least it’s free for up to 500 subscribers.
i really don’t know why people always recommending aweber. The quality is industry standard and it is overpriced imo. I think getresponse is a lot better alternatives since it doesn’t cost as much yet provides better quality.
Hey Cara,
That is my personal position. GetResponse offers more features for about the same price and has great support. Thanks for the comment!