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What email/newsletter service do you use?

I will soon be modifying my website to gather email addresses. Rather than building this functionality and storing them myself, I'm sure solutions already exist for this.

I would like to organize the emails by interest - so depending on how they choose to share their email with me, I would like to categorize them into different groups.

on April 22, 2020
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    Mailchimp. You can segment or create different audiences with their own opt-in forms.

    If you don't want to segment: I use substack too. You can as well, set up different substacks for each segment you'd like, but that's clunky!

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    Try MailerLite and SendFox, great affordable alternative @BrandonClapp

    I'm also planning to integrate on my Carrd site

    Keen to exchange opinions!

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    I had to choose one of those services very recently.

    I wanted it to have some CRM features too, so I've tested HubSpot, Close, Pipedrive, and MailChimp.

    Guess what - I chose MailChimp because maybe it doesn't have many CRM features built-in, but it handles gathering emails and sending newsletters in a perfect way and at a cheap price too!

    If this is only what you need:

    • gathering emails through forms or API
    • grouping your contacts
    • sending automated emails
    • sending newsletters and updates

    then I think you should try MailChimp ;)

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      This sounds exactly like what I'm looking for. I'll give it a try, thanks for sharing your experience!

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    I personally use Mailchimp, seems to be working perfectly for my goals and still on free tier.

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    I just set up Mailchimp today. Lonely Dev uses Firebase authentication, and Firebase has cool extension to sync all new users to Mailchimp.

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    Using Substack, doesn’t have all of the features I need but good enough for now. Also working on https://kogram.io/ which is a newsletter publishing platform which aims to provide me the features I need to run my newsletters business. It’s meant more for businesses that fully run on as a newsletter.

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    A lot of people are recommending MailChimp, so I will definitely check them out.

    Another solution that I was considering was MailGun but I'm not aware of anyone that can share their experience with them.

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    I use Convertkit which as a lot of helpful features and just recently added a free tier.

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    I'm pretty happy with buttondown.email - simple & clutter-free, easy to integrate and just works.

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      do they support segmentation and automation?

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