Comments on: Freemium Email Marketing from MailChimp http://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/ MailChimp, email marketing, and monkeys! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:21:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Some Crazy MailChimp Numbers | MailChimp Email Marketing Bloghttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-46785 Some Crazy MailChimp Numbers | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog Mon, 06 Feb 2012 18:35:06 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-46785 [...] MailChimp stats:We have 1.2 million users in 158 countries. That’s quite a growth curve since going freemium in 2009 w/100k users.Those MailChimp users upload an average 472,000 images per day.We serve about [...] [...] MailChimp stats:We have 1.2 million users in 158 countries. That’s quite a growth curve since going freemium in 2009 w/100k users.Those MailChimp users upload an average 472,000 images per day.We serve about [...]

]]> By: Eventbrite integration with MailChimp | MailChimp Email Marketing Bloghttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-38773 Eventbrite integration with MailChimp | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog Tue, 06 Dec 2011 16:30:32 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-38773 [...] above. Super flexible.If your event is free, then you use Eventbrite free. And as you know by now, we like free.2. Design Awesome Invitation in MailChimpAfter your event is all setup in Eventbrite, you go to [...] [...] above. Super flexible.If your event is free, then you use Eventbrite free. And as you know by now, we like free.2. Design Awesome Invitation in MailChimpAfter your event is all setup in Eventbrite, you go to [...]

]]> By: MailChimp Acquires TinyLetter | The eMail Guidehttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-27941 MailChimp Acquires TinyLetter | The eMail Guide Thu, 01 Sep 2011 14:09:50 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-27941 [...] has grown organically and profitably since 2001. We didn’t launch our freemium plan until 2009 (here’s the old announcement), and so far it’s done very well for us, because we’re adding about 3,000 users per day right [...] [...] has grown organically and profitably since 2001. We didn’t launch our freemium plan until 2009 (here’s the old announcement), and so far it’s done very well for us, because we’re adding about 3,000 users per day right [...]

]]> By: MailChimp Acquires TinyLetter | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog | Email Marketinghttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-27553 MailChimp Acquires TinyLetter | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog | Email Marketing Wed, 31 Aug 2011 21:04:04 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-27553 [...] has grown organically and profitably since 2001. We didn’t launch our freemium plan until 2009 (here’s the old announcement), and so far it’s done very well for us, because we’re adding about 3,000 users per day right [...] [...] has grown organically and profitably since 2001. We didn’t launch our freemium plan until 2009 (here’s the old announcement), and so far it’s done very well for us, because we’re adding about 3,000 users per day right [...]

]]> By: Benhttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-18150 Ben Tue, 10 May 2011 16:08:24 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-18150 Though you have what sounds like a valid scenario, in general, uploading-then-deleting lists over and over again looks like someone trying to "game the system." So our algorithms would probably end up blocking your account. Same thing happened to ourselves (we have a webinar training course for new MailChimp users, and the list changes frequently). We had to go with our own PAYG plan, IIRC. Though you have what sounds like a valid scenario, in general, uploading-then-deleting lists over and over again looks like someone trying to “game the system.” So our algorithms would probably end up blocking your account. Same thing happened to ourselves (we have a webinar training course for new MailChimp users, and the list changes frequently). We had to go with our own PAYG plan, IIRC.

]]> By: Jaishankhttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-18145 Jaishank Tue, 10 May 2011 06:19:41 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-18145 Quick query: Due to our short duration course, we have a continuous inflow of new students and an outflow of old ones from our academy. So although at one time may not have more than 500 students, but in a year our total number exceeds 3000.My question is, once I touch 2000 and if I delete my older set of subscribers to allow new subscribers, will I still be part of the free plan?Thanks. Quick query:
Due to our short duration course, we have a continuous inflow of new students and an outflow of old ones from our academy. So although at one time may not have more than 500 students, but in a year our total number exceeds 3000.

My question is, once I touch 2000 and if I delete my older set of subscribers to allow new subscribers, will I still be part of the free plan?

Thanks.

]]> By: Benhttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-16017 Ben Thu, 24 Feb 2011 04:20:19 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-16017 The freemium plan is free up to 2000 subscribers now. The freemium plan is free up to 2000 subscribers now.

]]> By: Susan Shttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-16013 Susan S Thu, 24 Feb 2011 03:33:12 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-16013 Just logged back into my account and now it seems that 0-500 users is a 10.00 a month charge? Wow! I take some time off and everything changes. I used to love suggesting that people get started with you and use the service. Even dumped another great Launch/membership site cause it didn't integrate with the awesome Chimp. Please tell me I somehow misread the site. Just logged back into my account and now it seems that 0-500 users is a 10.00 a month charge? Wow! I take some time off and everything changes.
I used to love suggesting that people get started with you and use the service. Even dumped another great Launch/membership site cause it didn’t integrate with the awesome Chimp. Please tell me I somehow misread the site.

]]> By: Measuring Deliverability | MailChimp Email Marketing Bloghttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-14816 Measuring Deliverability | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog Thu, 03 Feb 2011 17:55:16 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-14816 [...] announced two projects that we thought would have great impact on our deliverability.  One was our Freemium plan, which could potentially cause perverse incentives for spammers to use our system if we [...] [...] announced two projects that we thought would have great impact on our deliverability.  One was our Freemium plan, which could potentially cause perverse incentives for spammers to use our system if we [...]

]]> By: We’ve Doubled Our Freemium Plan (yes, again) | MailChimp Email Marketing Bloghttp://blog.mailchimp.com/freemium-email-marketing-from-mailchimp/#comment-14631 We’ve Doubled Our Freemium Plan (yes, again) | MailChimp Email Marketing Blog Tue, 01 Feb 2011 21:43:41 +0000 http://blog.mailchimp.com/?p=4508#comment-14631 [...] September 1st, 2009, after 10 years of building up a profitable business, MailChimp launched its first freemium plan. One year later, we reported on how that drastically altered our bottom [...] [...] September 1st, 2009, after 10 years of building up a profitable business, MailChimp launched its first freemium plan. One year later, we reported on how that drastically altered our bottom [...]

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