If you’re like me, you might think about checking your Twitter or Facebook page “just for a minute”. We all know how that turns out, right? You come across some interesting link, piece of news or other tidbit that catches your eye – and you check it out.
By then, 15 minutes have passed and you know you really should get back to work. So you bookmark the page with the hopes of checking it out later. Then, when you’re sitting at the DMV/waiting room/other time-suck department, without a magazine in sight (that you’d want to handle, anyway), you suddenly wish you could grab that list of links and catch up on some reading.
Well, you’re not alone. A fellow named Nate Weiner was in the same boat – except he did something about it…
Recently I had the opportunity to interview GetResponse.com CEO Simon Grabowski on some of the major differences between GetResponse’s service and their competitor, aWeber. Both are highly acclaimed autoresponders and mailing list management programs with hundreds of thousands of loyal users. But when it comes to choosing an autoresponder, what makes GetResponse stand out?