On 30 Jun 2005, at 18:55, heather wrote:
Does anyone have any recommendations for running an e-newsletter for customers and potential customers? I am a very small business, and it needs to be kept simple and cheap.
If you're not afraid of installing a CGI script (which isn't difficult but, if you are, you could get someone else to set it up for you) then I recommend that you consider Dada Mail. It's free, has lots of functions and is ideal for either sending out a text newsletter or a web page (i.e. as an HTML newsletter with graphics). Users can subscribe and unsubscribe to your newsletter themselves or you can add and remove addresses yourself.
Here's one I made earlier: <http://www.bathamnesty.co.uk/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/list/bathamnesty> Dada Mail: <http://mojo.skazat.com> Professional installation is available for $50.
Do I need dedicated software, or could I just set up an egroup using the existing free or low-cost services and run it with myself as moderator?
You could do it for nothing through Yahoo Groups and similar. Normally your emails will carry adverts.
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