Email List/CRM Vendors
July 19th, 2006
To supplement the overview of email list building and management, here’s a list of list managment and customer/constituent relations management software vendors. Most of these companies have been around for quite a while and have good track records. I’ll be adding them to the permanent links section (right-hand column of the page) shortly.
- Aristotle
- Capitol Advantage
- Convio
- Democracy in Action
- GetActive Software
- Grassroots Enterprise
- Issue Dynamics Inc.
- Kintera
- KnowWho
- Softedge
- Vocus
- VoterVoice
- thedatabank
– cpd
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2 Comments Add your own
1. Political Blogger | August 12th, 2006 at 8:05 pm
Isn’t NGP Software another major email list/CRM vendor? I thought they were the leading vendor among Democrats. http://www.ngpsoftware.com
2. Millie | May 14th, 2008 at 3:08 am
how about AIM (American Information Marketing, LLC) at http://www.aimonline.us?
They’re one of the only sources of Registered Voter email lists and all are opt-in.
They offer tons of other opt-in email list segments like Hispanics, Donors to specific causes, etc. And they also offer opt-in voter mobile numbers with included SMS text messaging.
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