Integrate Aweber with Paypal or Clickbank

Was reading the Aweber blog, and they just published some tips on integrating their Aweber system to Paypal and Clickbank.

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Comment by Steven
2006-12-14 02:48:04

Yes, I read that 2 days ago and stil thinking want to implement this or not. I guess if it is a genuine case, just put on the welcome email and mention that the customers has done the opt-in and give them choice to opt-out as well.

It can also be an abuse for some non-permission based email marketing.

 
Comment by KeVin
2006-12-14 07:35:41

Yes Steven,

we could either put a notice that they will be automatically opt-in upon purchase of the product..or make it obvious that they have alredy being subscribe…so that they are aware.

It is good for customer who is really want to subscribe but dunno how..they can always have the option to opt out..of course..

however i rather not jump first, kinda like to see how others are experiencing this in the long run. sounds good but i see more cons that pros here…just the feel actually. :)
what you think..?

regards,
KeVin

 
Comment by R. L.
2006-12-14 08:12:54

Couldn’t you put it so that the aweber requests a confirmation once more after payment?

 
Comment by Alfred Chew
2006-12-14 12:12:27

Thanks for highlighting!

Cheers
Alfred Chew

 
Comment by Brad Isaac Subscribed to comments via email
2006-12-19 13:02:19

I’ve been doing this for about a year. But still some people still don’t sign up for the free software upgrades announcements. I was wondering if anyone has compared doing a “pop-up” compared to an inline opt in to see if that makes a difference?

Thanks

 
Comment by Gobala Krishnan
2006-12-19 14:12:07

Hi Brad,

Do you mean putting a pop-up on the Thank You page? I dont think I’ve ever seen that one before..

I guess not everyone wants the free upgrades… are you offering a free software, or do they pay for it?

 
Comment by Brad Isaac Subscribed to comments via email
2006-12-19 16:20:36

Yeah, they pay for the software and then are taken to a thankyou / download page. But only about 1/3 sign up for upgrades. weird huh?

 
Comment by gobala
2006-12-21 22:19:26

Indeed, Brad. Weird. I trust that the form is in a visible area, and that future updates are free?

 
Comment by Brad Isaac Subscribed to comments via email
2006-12-21 23:58:10

Yeah, I have built a new download landing page that is more focused. It might pull better. thanks

 
Comment by e-book
2006-12-24 08:33:32

I found what I was looking for,an easy blog to get round,great info.Ta.

 
2007-01-08 00:52:06

I’ve noticed that you wrote about both GetResponse and Aweber.. So which do you recommend? Which is better?

 
Comment by Gobala Krishnan
2007-01-08 04:49:25

I have used both before, and unless GetResponse has had made some major changes, I still feel that Aweber is better..

 
Comment by Shazlan
2008-04-02 10:15:48

I read the blog regarding parsing the info to aweber from clickbank. Is exactly what I am looking to do, to avoid people having to opt in after purchasing my product.

But it also says that the email you provide for parsing could be used for other communications from clickbank (not sure what, maybe account status or admin mails??).

Since you are already using this method. Have you had any issues with this?

 
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