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Re:Ask YC: What is the best solution for managing user email... by melvinram on Tuesday May 06, 2008 @10:11PM (#183080)
Constant Contact is the one I use and offer to my clients. The main reason is I personally get a higher delivery rate (instead of getting caught in spam filters) and their email creator wizard is awesome. Try out their 60-day free trial: http://email.volcanicmarketing.com

Other solutions out there are:

* iContact http://www.icontact.com - Their customer service sucked when I tried them out.

* Campaign Monitor http://www.campaignmonitor.com - I've heard good things about their reports but their delivery rates have not been as great as Constant Contact in my email campaigns.

* Exact Target http://www.exacttarget.com - Great for enterprise companies. They will cost at least $10k/year

* Vertical Response http://www.VerticalResponse.com

* SilverPOP http://www.silverpop.com Another enterprise solution with a big cost.

Re:Ask YC: What is the best solution for managing user email... by johns on Wednesday May 07, 2008 @02:13AM (#183209)
Campaign Monitor and their companion product MailBuild http://www.mailbuild.com have worked great for me. MailBuild in particular is a fantastic web app and I have not had any issues with delivery rates. Both products also have an API.
Re:Ask YC: What is the best solution for managing user email... by jamescoops on Wednesday May 07, 2008 @06:44AM (#183294)
Thanks guys much appreciated - the key thing has got to be getting through the spam filter
Re:Ask YC: What is the best solution for managing user email... by melvinram on Wednesday May 07, 2008 @12:49PM (#183500)
If your list is permission-based, try out Constant Contact. If it's not permission-based, you won't like Constant Contact so go with a different company.
Re:Ask YC: What is the best solution for managing user email... by jamescoops on Sunday May 11, 2008 @09:14PM (#187168)
Ok am going to try using groupspaces ...
Re:Ask YC: What is the best solution for managing user email... by xenoterracide on Tuesday May 06, 2008 @09:28PM (#183047)
mailman? I think that accepts the unsubscribe emails too...