What is the best software to outreach affiliates?

[lisatextmagic]

Hey guys,

We have recently started an affiliate marketing at our company and reaching our potential affiliates through email. But it is not really comfortable to follow up there and keep track, who has reviewed your email or not.. Is there any special solution you use for that? I would appreciate your recommendations.

 

[PaidPoints]

Hey guys,

We have recently started an affiliate marketing at our company and reaching our potential affiliates through email. But it is not really comfortable to follow up there and keep track, who has reviewed your email or not.. Is there any special solution you use for that? I would appreciate your recommendations.

Yes. All the email marketing tools like mailerlite, mailchimp, getresponse and others allow you to keep track of your mails and see who has reviewed your mail or not.

If you use gmail, you can use mailtrack .io to see when they have reviewed your mails and who has not reviewed your mails yet, so that you can resend your email to them. I have personally used this one, and I currently use mailchimp.

 

[lisatextmagic]

Yes. All the email marketing tools like mailerlite, mailchimp, getresponse and others allow you to keep track of your mails and see who has reviewed your mail or not.

If you use gmail, you can use mailtrack .io to see when they have reviewed your mails and who has not reviewed your mails yet, so that you can resend your email to them. I have personally used this one, and I currently use mailchimp.

Thanks! Very helpful reply!

 

[StatusCakeAffiliates]

Mailchimp lets you know this information including who opened the email, clicked and bounce backs.

 

[Kiwi Searches]

I have used mailchimp and found it very helpful. I am also currently doing the same thing but am looking to build a pipeline of affiliates. Where did you start when looking to form your pipeline for your email list of potential affiliates?

 

[StatusCakeAffiliates]

Hi Kiwi,

That is the hardest part and this is where most of your efforts and time will be spent running your affiliate program. There is not just one source, you need to use all online channels to build your pipeline. Please follow my suggestions below.

1. Plan who you want to target first, for example, if you are in the "Dating Vertical" look for bloggers and webmasters that are into that space or simmilar like fashion, celebrity news etc
2. Search in Google for these publishers and also use research tools to build a list.
3. Start contacting these targets with your affiliate proposal

Hope the above helps and good luck.

 

[Koenfastpages]

Hi,

We're using Mailchimp. It's working fine with us. You can give it a try. But before sending the emails, plan & write a good affiliate proposal and try to customize it if needed. Don't send the same email template to everyone.

I hope it'll help you.

 

[Hozefa Tijoriwala]

Mailchimp has user-friendly interface and powerful features and it is a fantastic email marketing tool for emailing affiliates. Plus, you can get started for free with up to 2000 subscribers!

 

[dandelion13]

if you want to send a free campaign and still get those open rates and click-through reports, you can use Hubspot. They have a free plan with monthly 2,000 emails quota.

 

[statsdrone]

Anyone using lemlist? I'm seeing a lot of SEOs use this for outreach.

 

[Marryberry]

Hi! we are using Mailchimp too

 

[KomalBhatt]

Hey guys,

We have recently started an affiliate marketing at our company and reaching our potential affiliates through email. But it is not really comfortable to follow up there and keep track, who has reviewed your email or not.. Is there any special solution you use for that? I would appreciate your recommendations.

Hey,

That's great to hear about your affiliate marketing efforts! To help you keep track of emails and see who has reviewed them, you might consider using email tracking software. This kind of software can provide insights into email opens, clicks, and engagement, allowing you to follow up more effectively.

 

[prospernoah]

And also when reaching out, I beg you please don't email potential affiliate marketers asking them to join your affiliate program. It is more easy to ask them to link to your affiliate program on their blog posts instead.

 

[T J Tutor]

I beg you please don't email potential affiliate marketers asking them to join your affiliate program.

Where do you get that advice from? It is a proven and effective practice.

 

[Graybeard]

First of all look at the date of this post before you reply

Maybe in, 2007 e-mail was the way.
Someone above mentions "omnichannel" today's trend.
e-mail, IM, website and of course, the real deal, meeting the big fish affiliates at affiliate conferences and events world wide or in your targeted marketing areas.

 

[prospernoah]

Where do you get that advice from? It is a proven and effective practice.

Did you see my edit?