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MailDog
Review by Ernest Lilley Truefire Service ISBN/ITEM#: 1001MAILDOG Date: 12 January 2010 Links: MailDog Home /
The two words that describe MailDog best are easy and complete. Simple forms walk you through everything from setting up your mailing lists via simple exports from an Excel spreadsheet (text tab delimited) to using their library of colorful templates and WSYWIG editor to create snappy emails, whether for campaigns or newsletters.
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MailDog realizes that sending your message out is only half the job, and wouldn't be complete if it didn't include tracking to tell you how your message was received, so it has an excellent set of reporting tools that keep track not only of what was delivered and opened, but what links were clicked on (and even who clicked on them) in the emails. In addition to creating emails and newsletters, you can simultaneously create RSS feeds, which is a real plus. You can select which social media links and icons appear on your emails to let your users promote your site for you too. There are three levels of MailDog Service available, Prime, Pro, and ProPlus, offering different levels of options from basic email to video hosting. Since MailDog is a month to month commitment, you can try any of them for no more than a monthly fee, and adjust your plan to suit your needs. The basics of the plans are:
There are lots of solutions for simply sending out your email campaigns, but MailDog shows you how to actually manage them, and is simple enough to use that you'll actully get your money's worth out of it.
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