[epub] Re: Looking for ezine program for non-techies

["Terry Matlen, ACSW" <terrym@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Great suggestsions,  you guys and gals! Coach Marie, thanks for the link to
your site. I did check that out a while back when I was first searching. I
think that's where I found some of the companies that I'm currently
researching.

I am having problems with ezezine.com because of the editor they are using.
Since I use a graphic template, things keep shifting around and a 3 hour job
ends up taking me 10 hours +. And for some reason, I'm not getting bounced
messages anymore. Plus, they don't offer the ability to track open rates.

Interestingly, I am currently looking at 1-2All right now, but my hosting
company told me that they will not send out more than 1,000 emails at a
time, nor will they let them queue up for later distribution. So it looks
like that might be out.

I've checked Constant Contact and really like the way it looks and its
intuitive interface, but it is cost-prohibitive at this point.

But please keep the suggestions coming in!

Regards,
Terry

www.addconsults.com
www.myADDstore.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Diana Ward [mailto:dianaward@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 7:41 PM
To: Epub Discussion Group
Subject: [epub] Re: Looking for ezine program for non-techies

I have a customer using 1-2-All (I recommend it on my hosting site.) to mail

to over 100,000 a month, and it works like a charm. He/we have been through 
quite a few mailing softwares, and this one has been the most trouble-free.

Diana Ward
www.AQualityHost.com

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Terry Matlen, ACSW" <terrym@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Epub Discussion Group" <epub@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 24, 2005 6:29 AM
Subject: [epub] Looking for ezine program for non-techies


> Hi all,
>
> I am desperate! I've had an ezine now for a number of years, first using a
> free company, then moving on to ezezine.com. I've had some problems with
> their software (paid version) and feel it's time to move on to something
> that is a bit more stable with more bells and whistles (like being able to
> track).