Bulk Email Marketing

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Express Marketing is the trusted email marketing service provider that over 2000+ business owners use when they need to send email campaigns, bulk mails, newsletters, special offers, event invitations, mass email and promotions via email - without worrying about installing software or mail servers - Tariff & signup

5 Reasons to Choose Us

  • Web-based Email Marketing Service
  • Start delivering email to Inbox
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  • Send & Track Email Campaigns
  • Watch easy-to-follow video guides.
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  • High email Inbox delivery rate
  • In-house IP reputation management.
  • email marketing package pricing
  • Flexible Email Marketing Plans & Instant setup.
  • Instant setup. Easy payment methods
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  • No Software or Mail Server to Install
  • Watch our video guide

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  • Instant setup. Send up to 100 emails.
  • Email Marketing tool video guides.
  • Create, send & track campaigns
  • Watch easy-to-follow video guides.
  • Mass Emailing Plan
  • Subscribe to a paid plan
  • Online payment options.

Email Templates

Express Marketer includes over 35 professionally designed email templates that have been tested to be compatible with all email clients including Outlook, Thunderbird, Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, etc..

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