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Below is a brief description of what you will learn:

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• How to Choose – Covers key factors in selecting an autoresponder, including features, support, pricing, and necessary tools like landing pages and automation.
• Essentials – Identifies must-have features in an autoresponder, such as reliable support, email deliverability, domain branding, automation, and segmentation.
• Niche-Based Feedback – Explains the importance of getting feedback from others in your niche to choose an autoresponder that aligns with your specific business needs.
• Affiliate Marketing Concerns – Discusses considerations for affiliate marketers, including whether an autoresponder allows affiliate links and best practices to avoid violations.
• Your Business Model – Guides users on how to align an autoresponder with their business model, including list segmentation, sending frequency, and cost efficiency.
• Sendy and Self-Hosted Options – Introduces self-hosted autoresponders like Sendy and explains the responsibilities and technical aspects of managing email delivery independently.
• GetResponse – Reviews GetResponse’s features, including unlimited sending, automation, affiliate marketing compatibility, and potential limitations.
• MailerLite – Discusses MailerLite's free and paid plans, email sending limits, segmentation, and its suitability for affiliate marketing.
• BirdSend – Highlights BirdSend’s low-cost email service, unlimited sending, tagging, and its suitability for affiliate marketers.
• Systeme.io – Covers Systeme.io’s built-in email marketing features, automation tools, and integration with other platforms.
• MailChimp – Reviews MailChimp’s pricing, sending limits, automation features, and its restrictive policies on affiliate marketing.
• Brevo (Sendinblue) – Explains Brevo’s pricing model based on email volume rather than subscriber count, automation tools, and affiliate marketing policies.
• ActiveCampaign – Discusses ActiveCampaign’s pricing, email sending limits, automation features, and affiliate marketing guidelines.
• Kit (formerly ConvertKit) – Reviews Kit’s unlimited sending, segmentation, and suitability for content creators and affiliate marketers.
• Drip – Highlights Drip’s single-plan structure, automation features, and email marketing strategies for affiliate marketers.
• Mailvio – Describes Mailvio’s unlimited sending, automation features, and focus on serving affiliate marketers.
• The Export Process – Explains how to export email lists from different autoresponders to maintain data control.
• Using One List and Many Tags – Teaches the benefits of using tags instead of multiple lists for better organization and segmentation.
• High-Level Sub-Accounts – Covers the process of setting up a High-Level sub-account for email marketing and the importance of warming up domains.
• Conclusion – Summarizes key factors in choosing an autoresponder, including pricing models, sending limits, and the importance of ongoing evaluation.

The New Marketer's Workshop Volume 15 provides a comprehensive guide to selecting and managing an autoresponder for email marketing. 

It covers essential features to look for, such as automation, segmentation, and reliable deliverability, while emphasizing the importance of aligning your choice with your business model. 

Special considerations for affiliate marketers, niche-based feedback, and self-hosted options like Sendy are explored. The course also reviews popular autoresponders—including GetResponse, MailerLite, BirdSend, Systeme.io, MailChimp, Brevo, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, Drip, and Mailvio—highlighting their pricing structures, sending limits, and best use cases. 

Practical lessons on exporting email lists, managing contacts with tags, and setting up High-Level sub-accounts provide actionable insights. Ultimately, this course equips you with the knowledge to choose the right autoresponder based on your marketing needs and budget while ensuring long-term adaptability.

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