[Editors] mass mailing question

[Kristin M Mattera]

Arts at MIT uses MailChimp
School of Architecture + Planning uses Constant Contact.

Just don't forget opt-in permissions!
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Kris M Mattera
Communications Assistant, Social Media 
School of Architecture + Planning  |  School of Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences  |  Arts at MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 
Mail: MIT 7-231  |  Office: MIT 9-422
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On Nov 2, 2012, at 10:16 AM, emily hiestand <hiestand at MIT.EDU> wrote:

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> Ditto on MailChimp!  
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> An excellent program with great analytics.
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> Emily Hiestand
> Communication Director
> Office of the Dean 
> MIT School of Humanities, 
> Arts and Social Sciences
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> great ideas change the world 
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> On Nov 2, 2012, at 8:40 AM, Andrew Whitacre wrote:
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> +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.)
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> 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.
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> Andrew Whitacre
> Communications Director
> cms.mit.edu | civic.mit.edu | gamelab.mit.edu
> Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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> On Nov 1, 2012, at 9:15 PM, Stacie Slotnick wrote:
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>> We've been using Mailchimp and it is pretty great. I'm happy to provide more details if anyone would like more info.
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>> --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
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>>> 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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