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Free Blog Newsletter Email Template: Meadows

by Marc Kline on August 27th, 2008

We’re getting email templates published at a faster pace than ever before, and today we’re happy to announce an addition that should be welcomed by bloggers who send a newsletter to build a stronger blog readership.

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Free HTML Email Template: Malibu

by Marc Kline on August 12th, 2008

One of our email designer virtuosos, Bob, put together a new template to help our customers get promotional emails out on the fly, in an effective way.

New to AWeber? Check it out, then click to download a ZIP file you can preview and pass to your web designer.

Already an AWeber customer? There’s no need to download anything. Read on…

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Email Web Analytics: 2 New Segmenting and Targeting Options

by Justin Premick on August 7th, 2008

Web Page Visited and No Opens Search OptionsEver wanted to know which of your subscribers aren’t responding to your emails?

Or which parts of your website subscribers are interested in?

This week, we added two new segmentation and targeting options to our Email Web Analytics tools to help answer those questions.

With them, you can identify people who have stopped paying attention to your emails (or never did).

And for those people who are still engaged, you now can segment them by what pages they’re visiting – even if those visits don’t originate from an email you send!

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Hate Broken Links? Automatically Check Your Emails For Them With Link Checker

by Justin Premick on July 23rd, 2008

Chances are, you’ve thoroughly tested an email and sent it out — then found out from your subscribers that you missed a typo or some other error in your email.

After all, you’re human. We all miss things in reviews from time to time.

But when you miss a broken link in your email, the consequences to your email marketing campaign, and your business as a whole, can be severe:

Wouldn’t it be reassuring to know before you save your email that all the links are working?

Now, you will know.

To learn more, read on and watch this short video.

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Add a Web Form Footer To Share Your Privacy Policy, Announce a Free Bonus and More

by Justin Premick on July 22nd, 2008

An effective headline is a key part of a good web form — it’s where you show would-be subscribers why they should sign up to your email list!

But what if you want to convey other information in your web form that you’d prefer not to mix in with the headline?

It can be useful to put that content beneath your web form, in the “footer” area.

For more on this new feature, including a short video, read on.

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Can You Get More Readers By Displaying Your Subscriber Count?

by Marc Kline on July 16th, 2008

Just because someone else does something, doesn’t mean you should, does it?

Maybe not, but from infancy all the way through adulthood, we take cues from others on what is worth our attention.

Now with just a few clicks, you can add a subscriber count chicklet to your AWeber opt-in form that shows your website visitors how many others are benefiting from your email newsletter.

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27 New HTML Email Templates

by Justin Premick on June 30th, 2008

Many of our customers like to use HTML emails to send vibrant, branded communications to their subscribers. (So do we, for that matter.)

But creating a great-looking email can be challenging, especially if you’re not a designer and/or (like me) just aren’t an artist by nature.

That’s why we created our original HTML email templates — to help you spend less time on design, and more time on the content of your emails (not to mention the rest of your business).

Today, I’m excited to announce a new series of attention-grabbing HTML email templates, available for your use right now in your AWeber account.

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Store a Backup Credit Card

by Justin Premick on June 23rd, 2008

Like many business owners, you probably have your credit card information on file with a bunch of different service providers.

What happens when your card expires, or you lose/cancel it, or there’s another issue with it?

It’s helpful to have a backup plan.

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Track Clickthroughs Using Your Own Domain

by Justin Premick on June 5th, 2008

If you’re anything like me (like just about all email marketers, really), you want to know how effective your emails are at getting subscribers to open and read, click through to your site, and make purchases.

On the other hand, you may be concerned that your tracking links are getting fewer clicks than a link straight to your own domain would, because:

So how do you get the best of both worlds? How do you track response while maintaining trust?

In this short video, I’ll show you how you can do just that with one feature of our new Email Web Analytics tools.

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Email Web Analytics: Understand Your Subscribers

by Justin Premick on May 20th, 2008

Two of the biggest challenges you face when running an email marketing campaign are:

Understanding your subscribers’ needs and wants.
Tailoring your messaging to address those needs and wants

Email marketing in 2008 is about relevance.

The only way you get more relevant with your messaging is to be able to know what your subscribers are clicking on and then be able to laser focus additional messages to that subset of your list.

Introducing Email Web Analytics Tools

Today, we’re rolling out brand new tracking and targeting features that enable you to better understand and address your subscribers&’ needs and wants.

We’ve been teasing you for weeks about them, and today, they’re ready for you.

Here are just a few of the things you’ll be able to do in both plain text and HTML emails:

See exactly when subscribers click on links in your message so you can focus on the right time to send your message.
Send a broadcast to only subscribers who didn’t open or click on your previous broadcast.
Send a broadcast to only subscribers who did click on your order page, but didn’t order.
See which subscribers are responding to your campaigns — which messages they’re opening, which links they’re visiting, and where on your website they’re going after clicking through.
Target subscribers by sending broadcasts to only those who responded (or didn’t respond) by clicking or opening a specific message or link.
Track revenue generated by campaigns and subscribers to see which subscribers and campaigns are making you money, helping you create future campaigns that are more relevant and valuable

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