Category Archives: Email Marketing

How To Post Your Email Newsletters To Your Facebook Fan Page?

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Like many businesses, you may be exploring integrating social media with your email marketing campaigns.  Doing so can expand the reach of your messages and growth by your fans/followed as well as your email list.

AWeber rolled out their integration with Facebook, it only worked with personal profiles and not fan pages due to the limitations with Facebook’s API.  People wanted to post on their fan pages but it wasn’t technically feasible at the time.  As the saying goes: “The only constant is change”.  Facebook changed their API, AWeber changed their integration and it’s now possible to post your email newsletters to your fan pages.

All you need to do is go to your list settings pages and click the: “Connect To A New Facebook Account” button under the Social Media/Sharing header.

When prompted, allow AWeber Email Marketing to manage your pages.  When you create your broadcast, go to the “Social Media/Sharing” section and choose to share the email on your fan page.

Why Email Marketers Love AWeber And You Will Too?

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AWeber asked users to submit videos of how they use AWeber to run their email marketing campaigns.

The response was extraordinary.  There were videos of just about every industry imaginable, from non profits to courses and everything in between.

AWeber decided to edit a few together into a video showcasing the unique personalities of their amazing customers.

Check it out below:

“The Money Is In The List“

AWeber proves it to thousands of businesses every day.

Learn how email marketing software
can get you more sales, too.

How To Publish Full Posts In Blog Broadcasts?

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There’s many businesses and bloggers that use AWeber’s blog newsletter tool to convert RSS to email and tell readers about new posts on their blogs.  When AWeber released this tool, their thinking was that it would be a way for you to get email subscribers back to your blog post in order to read your post, comment on it or any other actions you would like.  So, they decided blog posts would include partial blog posts rather than full posts.  While this worked well for many, some people asked AWeber to provide a way for you to include full posts directly in the emails.

Now you can.  While editing your blog broadcast template, if you want to include full posts rather than partial posts, just replace {!rss_item_description} tag with {!rss_item_content}.
While editing your blog broadcast template, if you want to include full posts rather than partial posts, simply replace the {!rss_item_description} tag with {!rss_item_content}.

It will merge the full HTML and images from your posts into your blog newsletter.

What do you prefer?  Will you send full blog posts or partial posts in your blog newsletter?

How To Deliver Smarter Auto responders With Send Windows?

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When sending out emails, it would be great if the follow up emails would deliver themselves only during the days and times that you want and to avoid the days and times that don’t work for your subscribers.  This was only available for broadcasting and not for auto responders.  That’s all changing.

With AWeber you can deliver your automated follow up messages during the days and times you’ve determined to be best for your subscribers.  To see it in action, watch the short video below:

As you can see, you can easily choose which days, and times you want your auto responders to go to your customers and prospects.  If you use the geographic awareness feature, AWeber will automatically adjust delivery to each subscriber’s time zone regardless of where they are in the world.  If you like, you can send it each morning.

How can this help you to make your email marketing more effective?

It can help you by:
  • Looking at when your subscribers are opening your email and/or clicking your links.  AWeber’s opens over time and clicks over time show this.  Then you can adjust your send windows so your messages that stand out at the top of the inbox during those times.
  • Running a weekend sale – You can schedule one of your follow ups to only send on Friday mornings.
  • Finding out if there’s certain days or times that you know are bad for your subscribers – You can send windows to avoid sending during those days/times.

These are just a few of the ways you can start to increase your response rates with send windows.  There’s many more ways to use them.  I’m sure when you give it a go, you’ll find more creative ways to use them.