Abie has you very well covered, please let the community know if you have any additional questions or issues.

-Mike

You may transfer or point to WA servers (if transferring domain has to end in .com, .net or .org.

To update your domain DNS settings to point to WA. Here are the DNS settings.

ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com

These settings will be updated within your domain registrar (where you purchased your domain) after the transfer has taken place. How to Transfer a Domain Name to Wealthy Affiliate How To Point Your Domain Name To WA NEW Go Daddy DNS details to make it work: To transfer your domain here, you need to log in to the current registrar and fetch the EPP code; there's a one-year charge of $15.99, privacy included. One year more will get added to your domain.

Also, it has to have passed the grace period of 60 days.



If your site has content, you need to contact site support for further instructions.

They will typically ask you for FTP info and your domain name; they'll set up a siterubix subdomain and upload files. Then, you can check everything is okay before you point your domain to WA servers.

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support

Contact Site Support to get help with transferring your websites to WA's hosting.

You can either transfer your domain names, which will involve a renewal fee, or you can point them to WA's servers.

Both are described in When Your Domain Is Hosted Somewhere Else

Hey Chee Shi,

What sort of delivery rate does that autoresponder have?

Many new autoresponders offer cheap rates because most of the emails sent from their servers go directly to Junk or Spam folders, and you most definitely do not want that to happen.

New customers to Aweber are being treated a LOT better than when I first started with them. You can check out their sweet deal here: https://www.aweber.com/free-email-marketing.htm

And then there is the highly-recommended, GetResponse with their offering: https://www.getresponse.com/pricing/free

Sometimes those less expensive autoresponders cost a LOT more on potential customers not being reached properly.

Then of course, there are those cheaper autorepsonders who literally shutdown internet marketer's accounts because they won't allow IMers on their platform.

Hope you find this helpful.

Hey
I have not used.
Lula

It has a 30 days money back guarantee if you'd like to give it a go. Before today I have not heart of.

Never heard of it, I'm afraid. I use Active Campaign and find it excellent.

Hey Chee Shi,

What I would do is Google search using this phrase:
import my email list from [your present autoresponder] to [the autoresponder you want to move to]
...and then hopefully, the autoresponder you wish to move to will provide a guide that gets offered to you in your SERP.

Hope you find this helpful.

Good morning CheeShi,

Thank you for your question.

This is something that I have not carried out as I have had the same autoresponder for several years! However, your new provider should be able to help you move your email list across. I'm sure that you checked that the new provider was compatible with your old autoresponder.

Have a great day.

Roy

The next auto responder should have directions on how to do that.

Most (probably all) autoresponders allow you to export a list in .csv format and import in the same format. So export from one and import into the other.

You need to check with your new provider docs or support going forward.

It's always good to use an autoresponder that will support your needs for your business. Most people are familiar with Aweber or Mail-Chimp. These two can work with almost any level of your business. For a small business, you could use their free membership accounts.
Why would anyone want to use Constant Contact when they don't even have a free membership account? They don't support Canva direct integration, free stock pictures, subscriber tagging, RSS to email, Etsy Element, subscriptions, payment plans, sales tracking, e-mail page reports, or web push plan, web push notification subscribers, web push notification monthly sends, and some other features like Aweber can. Constant Contact memberships are too expensive. I'd avoid it. All the best!

I avoid like the plague.I use a Free autoresponder which is multifacted, drives traffic and pays daily

Hi

Here's couple of resources you may like follow upon Constant Contact Constant Contact You may check with those members for the customer service, however just looked up some reviews, they have live support agents, phone support except for Sundays.

Yes your right. It was reduced to 10 for premium about 6 months ago I think. Probably in preparation for plus coming in. So if you want more than 10 free siterubix sites you'll have to go premium plus.

Hi, if you go to below link you can review differences

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/account/subscription

Hi - if you were a premium member before March 2020, and have not had a break in paying premium, then you will have the ability to host 25 free domains and 25 purchased domains.

Premium members joining or renewing after March can only host 10 domains and would need to upgrade to Premium Plus to be able to host 50.