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  1. Julie Walker

    Director at Purple Spinnaker

    14 October 2003 17:57pm

    Julie Walker

    There is a UK company called Simera based in bracknell, they have a good product called

    eZ-touch which will do all the things you are looking for the Md is called Nigel Follet - give him a call

    www.simera.co.uk

    On 11:39:58 9 October 2003 AmandaW wrote:
    >I'm looking for an automated e-newsletter management sytem
    >to:
    >1) automatically select and drop the correct content into
    >each recipient's newsletter (eg send only Automotive
    >articles to automotive clients, Financial articles to
    >Financial clients, both types of article to anyone signed
    >up as both Auto and Financial...)
    >2) give full tracking of who has read which articles
    >3) tracking of bounce-back etc
    >4) automatic list management (subscribe / unsubscribe etc)
    >
    >Does anyone have any recommendations on vendors? I'm
    >looking at NewsWeaver already...

  2. Steve Leegood

    MD at PRISM

    15 October 2003 00:36am

    Steve Leegood

    I use Constant Contact, see http://ccprod.roving.com. It has the functionality you say you need, is simple to use yet can be customised straightforwardly. It charges according to how many subscribers you have with it; upfront costs are minimal, and you can easily and cheaply suck it and see.

    I have no association with them except as one of their users.

  3. sophie Fitzgerald

    Web Editor at Creativematch

    15 October 2003 10:38am

    sophie Fitzgerald

    Hello Amanda,
    There are many systems available but I think to enable all the facets you require, a system will need to be tweaked to suit you.
    We have a system that does most of what you require and would be suitable to include the extra features. This system has already been taken up by a government organisation so if you would like a first look email and he will be able to take you through the system.
    I hope that you find what you are looking for.

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