"I'm Using It Exclusively For My Business" It has features that many of the big companies with high monthly fees will be jealous of... myMailIt will drive my business to the next level for sure - Costas Mary
"myMailIt Let Me Cut Off My Expenses - Exponentially" I get way more functionality than I had with AWeber or GetResponse... I have my own form builder... my own sequences... the creator of this system is using it himself to send emails to his list - Aleks Ivanchin
"average 66% of users make a purchase after email messaging, 20% for Facebook and 6% for Twitter "
DigitalCurrent, February 2017
"Every $1 spent on email marketing generates $38 in revenues"
SocialMediaToday, December 2017
"72% of U.S. adults prefer to receive email communications from companies... compared to only 17% who prefer communication through social media channels"
Lyfemarketing, November 2017
Hey this is Brett Rutecky along with
my partner, Mike From Maine.
You may already know that we send a lot
of emails in our online businesses.
Back when I got started, I used a popular "big name" autoresponder because that's what other digital marketers were doing.
For a while, it worked great. People were opening, clicking and buying.
But often I'd hear other marketers complain about their autoresponder:
Like most, I didn't worry too much... because I wasn't doing anything wrong and my emails were getting through.
I'd been playing by the rules & subscribers were happy. My open rates were above average, spam complaints were practically zero... by all standards I was an "ideal sender".
Yet suddenly I was no longer able to send emails.
From Being In Profit To Losing Your Business Overnight
That's what happens when you can't send emails anymore.
The list you worked so hard to build - your ENTIRE customer base - becomes useless.
In a panic, I looked for another service. Chose another big name autoresponder, and imported my list. But...
Somehow 30% Of My
Subscribers Were LOST
Thousands of VERIFIED subscribers were filtered out when I imported my list to the new service.
But at least I could send emails again and continue to
grow the business.
For a while, things were 'almost' back to normal: