Top ESPs for Gaming Affiliates
MailUp
Customers of MailUp are encouraged via their slogan to “Be Relevant”. That’s exactly what email marketing is all about. Stay relevant with you players with MailUp’s gambling affiliate-friendly services.
MailUp uses a unique pay-per-speed pricing service. Customers decide how fast they want email marketing messages dispatched and are then suggested a corresponding amount of bandwidth to purchase. MailUp can be really affordable if you don’t mind your messages taking a while to dispatch to all subscribers.
With MailUp, you buy bandwidth and nothing else. Customers are free to send as many messages to as many subscribers as they wish within the framework of the bandwidth they have purchased.
MailUp will soon be releasing social media publishing. These features will allow customers to post scheduled messages on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms as well as track detailed reports. They also offer text messaging marketing services.
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I like mail up for affiliates, they also have quite a high bounce tolerance so if you have an old list that you haven’t used in a while (but you collected naturally of course) then you wont get banned. Plus you get your 1st months subscription free to trail the service.
Thanks for helping readers stay relevant Mike.
Hi CAP,
Thanks for a great site. I just wanted to let you know, that apparently MailUp no longer accepts gambling related content.
I was 1 small issue away from buying their product, because it seems great, when support told me that they did not accept gambling.
I have also looked at AWeber, but I cannot use them, as they have fixed, non-changeable messages in for instance their confirmation mail, that are in English. Since I also have Danish traffic, I do not want to have half Danish/half English mails.
Are there any other e-mail programs that you can recommend?
Regards, Nina
I’m in the excact same problem as Nina mention. I also have Danish customers through my casino site, and before I used Mailchimp – as I didn’t know/forgot to read the T&C’s, they banned me.
Now i’m not sure what to email system to use, haven’t been able to find anyone who allow gambling yet.
In 2015 you got any recommendations for and email system that actually allow gambling related content? Would be much appreciated if so
Kindly regards
/Lars