No, Email Blaster don’t charge you to upload your subscribers. You are welcome to upload as many subscriber email lists as you need to. Our pricing is purely based on when you are ready to send out emails. We use email send credits, you can buy these monthly or on demand. One email credits means one email, so if you send a campaign out to 1,000 recipients, you’d need 1,000 send credits.

Setting your send from details inside your email blaster account is super easy, just click on the gravatar icon top right and select ‘sender profiles’. From there, just click on the ‘plus’ icon to create a new profile to enter your send from and reply to email address, company name and office address. It’s important to note, that you’ll need to use your company domain here. You can’t use @gmail, @hotmai or other free address providers. Typically these domain owners don’t...

Inside the Email Blaster software is an app called ‘Subscribe’. It’s a free app which you are welcome to use to create your own sign-up form.  If you head over to the Apps section - you can check it out. Subscribe is really easy to use, you can quickly create your own GDPR-compliant opt-in form to use on your website.  There are a variety of display options available; embedded, floating, pop-up, page-specific and time delay. You can also set your form...

Email marketing goals should align with your overall business objectives and be tailored to the specific needs and behaviours of your audience. Here are some common and essential email marketing goals: 1. Increase Open Rates Why: Higher open rates indicate that your subject lines are effective and your audience is engaged. How: Craft compelling subject lines, personalize emails, and ensure emails are relevant to your audience. 2. Boost Click-Through Rates (CTR) Why: CTR measures how many recipients are engaging with your content and taking...

Structuring the perfect company newsletter involves creating a balance between informative content, engaging visuals, and clear calls to action. Here’s a step-by-step guide to structuring an effective company newsletter: 1. Header The header is the first thing recipients see, so it should be visually appealing and informative. Company Logo: Place your logo prominently to reinforce brand recognition. Newsletter Title: Give your newsletter a catchy and descriptive title. Date: Include the issue date or month to provide context. Example: ------------------------------------------ | [Company Logo] |...