[Editors] mass mailing question

[Andrew Whitacre]

+1 on MailChimp. We've used it for almost four years. (I'd be happy to walk curious people through it…there are a few pitfalls to avoid, not of MailChimp specifically but of mass emailing in general.)

And for anyone considering MailChimp as part of conference promotion, consider also using Eventbrite later on for registration, as the two have a feature that helps them work together.

Andrew Whitacre
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On Nov 1, 2012, at 9:15 PM, Stacie Slotnick wrote:

> We've been using Mailchimp and it is pretty great. I'm happy to provide more details if anyone would like more info.
> 
> --Stacie
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> On Nov 1, 2012, at 9:10 PM, Eve Sullivan <eve at parentsforum.org> wrote:
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>> Debbie, there is a website http://www.regonline.com that seems quite well organized. I have not used it and do not know the cost, but have received mailings about it. Perhaps others on the list may have experience with this or other systems. Eve
>> 
>> On Nov 1, 2012, at 3:28 PM, Debbie Levey wrote:
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>>> Does anyone have suggestions for a co-worker who asks, "What would be a simple mechanism for mass e-mailings for an upcoming conference notification, requests for abstracts, etc.?"
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>>> Debbie
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