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Email to 30,000 people from dedicated server, any script recommended?
- Thread starter mally
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phplist - free, open source, good community forum, ultra-basic backend and features
interspire email marketing - paid, top notch, all singing all dancing, professional level script packed with features.
i've used both and, depending on what you want to do, i'd recommend both
pm me if you want more specifics on usage.
interspire email marketing - paid, top notch, all singing all dancing, professional level script packed with features.
i've used both and, depending on what you want to do, i'd recommend both
pm me if you want more specifics on usage.
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I'd pay someone to do that, you'll notice most business pay someone else because its not as easy as it seems.
If you do go DIY, make sure you use a script that uses Cron jobs to send it in spurts over a number of hours otherwise majority will just get binned by the big boys.
I personally found that many more than a few thousand and most get bounced, even sending like 500 every hour, eventually its counted as spam. Nightmare!
Companies like Campaigner pay a wedge of cash to Microsoft and Gmail and other big operators for a license to by pass basic spam filtering, these licenses I'm told are stupidly expensive. However it gives very very high chance of your mail hitting the inbox not the spam bin.
If you do go DIY, make sure you use a script that uses Cron jobs to send it in spurts over a number of hours otherwise majority will just get binned by the big boys.
I personally found that many more than a few thousand and most get bounced, even sending like 500 every hour, eventually its counted as spam. Nightmare!
Companies like Campaigner pay a wedge of cash to Microsoft and Gmail and other big operators for a license to by pass basic spam filtering, these licenses I'm told are stupidly expensive. However it gives very very high chance of your mail hitting the inbox not the spam bin.
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Indeed, Mail is a nightmare. All the feedback loops from the likes of AOL and Hotmail, dealing with blacklists, users who mark it as spam instead of unsubscribing. Honestly for the little it costs with people like sendgrid ($10 for 40k emails or even $80 for the version with the toys and 100k emails) it simply not worth the time and effort to do it yourself.
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Yes, continue using a mailing service, don't be a cheapskate
They put in effort to make sure your emails are delivered to your recipients, which is not something you're prepared for to do on your own.
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