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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AWeber 10th Anniversary

by Tom Kulzer (AWeber CEO) on August 26th, 2008

This month marks the 10th anniversary of AWeber since our first customer back in August 1998.

You might think that after 10 years things around here would be business as usual.

It’s anything but with constant new feature releases, hardware upgrades, new team members joining, and the thousands of small businesses like yourself that we work with every day.

What better way to celebrate the past and look forward to the future than to look at some of the many stages of change we’ve had over the years?

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List-Unsubscribe Header Makes Unsubscribing Easier and More Trustworthy

by Justin Premick on August 22nd, 2008

Some people don’t trust unsubscribe links, even from legitimate email senders.

Others don’t want to be bothered locating the unsubscribe link in your email.

In both cases, recipients may click the “spam” button in order to unsubscribe – raising your spam complaint rates and possibly reducing deliverability.

Wouldn’t it be nice if ISPs made unsubscribing easier and more trustworthy for users (at the same time reducing your complaint rate)?

One major ISP is already doing so.

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Team-Building Day: Wednesday, 8/20/2008

by Justin Premick on August 19th, 2008

This Wednesday, August 20, 2008, AWeber’s Customer Solutions Team will be participating in team-building activities.

We’ve set aside this day to help us more effectively assist you with questions about email marketing and our services.

As a result, our Customer Solutions Team will not be available to answer questions on the 20th.

If you have an urgent issue, please use our contact page to create a ticket. You may also want to search our Knowledge Base, which contains detailed answers to most questions about AWeber.

We’ll be back in the office on Thursday, August 21, 2008 starting at 8:00AM Eastern time.

Thanks for understanding, and for using AWeber!


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Double Your Blog Newsletter Readers: Expand Beyond Your Blog

by Justin Premick on August 18th, 2008

In the previous three posts on doubling your blog newsletter subscribers, we’ve talked about:

Today, let’s take a step back from these online and email marketing tactics and look at how you can grow your blog newsletter away from your website.

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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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Double Your Blog Newsletter Readers: Encourage Sharing!

by Justin Premick on August 11th, 2008

This is the 3rd of 4 posts on how we doubled our blog newsletter subscribers. Be sure to read the other ones on putting signup forms in posts and creating a subscribe page.

Today’s tip is applicable to email marketing in general, but deserves bloggers’ attention because not all bloggers are experienced email marketers, and they’re more likely to miss this idea.

Plus, it’s so obvious that you might overlook it.

If getting more readers without spending on paid traffic or doing some SEO appeals to you, you’ll appreciate today’s tip – because this tactic gets you subscribers without relying on Google.

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Email Web Analytics: 2 New Segmenting and Targeting Options

by Justin Premick on August 7th, 2008

Ever 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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Double Your Blog Newsletter Readers: Build a Subscribe Page

by Justin Premick on August 6th, 2008

This is post #2 of 4 in a series on how we doubled the number of people on our blog newsletter. You can read the first post here.

In Part 1 of our discussion of blog newsletters I suggested you “think of your blog posts like sales letters for your blog, with each new subscriber as a successful conversion.”

Today, let’s continue that discussion, and highlight another tactic that is an especially easy “win” for anyone with some Internet or email marketing experience.

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Want To Double Your Blog Newsletter Readers? Here’s The First of 4 Tactics That Helped Us

by Justin Premick on August 4th, 2008

Bloggers: are you taking advantage of every opportunity to get more subscribers?

As you’re no doubt aware, subscribers are an essential element of a successful blog. They read more, comment more and return to your blog more than more passive visitors do.

So it’s in your best interest to encourage people to become subscribers.

One way to do this is by offering an RSS feed. Another way that many successful bloggers advocate, is the blog newsletter.

Well, if something’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well, right?

Over the next few posts, we’ll share four tactics we’ve found effective in growing our own blog newsletter. In fact, they’re responsible for over 50% of our blog newsletter subscribers!

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