Macsimum News - iContact partners with Palo Alto to provide email marketing services to clients

iContact partners with Palo Alto to provide email marketing services to clients

Posted by Dennis Sellers Apple ico Aug 28, 2008 at 8:00pm

iContact, a provider of web-based software that improves the efficiency of marketing communication for businesses and enterprises, today announced a strategic alliance with Palo Alto Software, publishers of the Business Plan Pro business planning software. iContact’s email marketing best practices are now available to Palo Alto Software’s small and medium-sized business customers.

iContact’s flagship product, iContact, is an email marketing service that allows businesses to easily create, send, and track permission-based email newsletters and surveys. It allows its 31,000 customers and over 250,000 users to create email newsletters, blogs, RSS feeds, surveys, and autoresponders.

Palo Alto Software clients will have access to a 15 day free trial of iContact via the company web site. These clients will also receive a series of articles via email containing details about building an email marketing list, as well as composing, sending and leveraging email newsletters to engage new business prospects and keep existing customers long-term.

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bulk email marketing Says:

I’m Krish from Emphasize Outsourcing…We are one of the bulk email marketing, data entry, administrative assistant and mailing list company using IContact service since 2006 and I just like to describe IContact in one word “Excellent”

http://emphasize.elance.com
http://www.emphasizebpo.com

Posted on September 11, 2008

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