Is there a better email autoresponder than AWeber?

Hello there guys Danny here

I'd like to call the attention to a really cool email responder I came across. I signed up with Aweber a while back and it was just tedious for me to use their interface and the whole website setting. I wasted a couple of months paying for a membership I didn't give any use to until I got tired of it. I came across Mailchimp because of an email from Elegant Themes autoresponder. (Sign up for Elegant Themes emails if you have the chance, they're extremely informative. I was instantly hooked with them).

I recently read an old blog post by one of our members which he said in a polite way that Mailchimp "[sucked]". This was 2 years ago and by the looks of it, things changed on Mailchimp. They no longer have that "no affiliate marketers" ban and they're more concerned about the spamming that you may cause.

The set up is just ridiculously easy. Just Grab and drop anything you want. It does not make your computer lag or leave you with a funky bug after messing around with it (happened to me too many times on AWeber).

It is absolutely free to join and test the waters. I loved the fact that you can upgrade whenever you're ready unlike Aweber that makes you join for $1 dollar and starts charging you $20 bucks after.

No, I am not affiliated with them in any way, even though it would be nice.

This blog post is really intended for members who haven't yet set up an email autoresponder and for the "out of the box members" who are brand new and are experimenting with their autoresponder options. What better way to experiment for free and get the hang of how to use an email responder without spending a dime until you're ready. Even at that, Mailchimp only charges $10 as their least expensive plan.

You might have Aweber or another email autoresponder running on your website already if you're an experienced WA member, so switching to another autoresponder would turn out a huge hassle.

Like I mentioned above, this blog post is for brand new members who are barely getting their hands dirty so they have a chance to learn without spending so much on a service they don't use.

Thanks for reading :)