NRG Mailing Manager1.4.7

Name: NRG Mailing Manager
Price: 300.00 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

24 January 2005

Bulk email solution.

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Overview

NRG Mailing Manager is a high-performance standalone client-based bulk email solution. We feel that a client-based application is superior to web-based options because data is housed locally (not shared with a bulk email operation) and can be easily integrated into existing systems thus requiring less effort on end-users.

Additional capabilities commonly found in web-based email systems like reporting are available for an additional monthly fee with a Mailing Manager Pro subscription. Demo download showcases reporting functionality, and purchase includes six months of reporting features at no additional cost. Extra months just $12.50/mo. Great for agencies and other companies who want to be able to show actual results from emails, not just number of messages sent!

Features

Integrated mailer; no need for another email client
User definable fields to meet your business needs
Supports sending of HTML and Text messages
Message preview and checking of HTML formatting
Individualized messages thru use of mail-merge tokens
Add attachments if necessary
Categorize recipients
Support for unlimited mailing campaigns
Import/export recipients with ease
Built-in bounce and unsubscribe management
Fix and remove bad email addresses
Ready to use! Built as a stand-alone FileMaker solution

What's new in NRG Mailing Manager

Version 1.4.7:

No longer throws about box on startup if registered.
Added cleanup on GetURL obtained templates.
Email address check now uses MX lookup.
Misc changes.

1 Reviews of NRG Mailing Manager

I haven't tried this, but at $300 I'm unlikely to do so -- MaxBulk Mailer seems to have somewhere around 90% of so of these features for about 1/8th the price. If I give the demo a spin I'll report back, but I have to add that this looks like an OS 9 program with a light coating of Aqua rather than a fully-OS X native program, and in my book that's another strike against it.

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I haven't tried this, but at $300 I'm unlikely to do so -- MaxBulk Mailer seems to have somewhere around 90% of so of these features for about 1/8th the price. If I give the demo a spin I'll report back, but I have to add that this looks like an OS 9 program with a light coating of Aqua rather than a fully-OS X native program, and in my book that's another strike against it.

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