Bulk Email Software

Once you have built up a list using your squeeze page and making contacts both on and offline you will need to contact them by email concerning offers, ezines, newsletters etc. and sometimes an auto responder isn't always appropriate. In such instances a bulk mailer can be used.

Free Bulk Email Software

~Beginners Tips~

Bulk email software allows you to send massive amounts of email at one time. They are often used by large organizations who need to send huge amounts of mail in one go. Some marketers who purchase "leads" (names and email addresses) use this type of software.

Unfortunately so do "Spammers".

If you already have a large list of contacts then go ahead and use it, if you don't then it's probably something to avoid until you do.

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