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first page Google rankings, Brandon Gaylee. After content and SEO, email marketing delivers the highest return on investment.

Using the right email service can make that ROI even higher.

Over the last couple of weeks, I have revealed my findings on the most recommended hosting companies and WordPress themes by high-income bloggers. Like with each of those, I went

through all the post asking for recommendations for email services in Media Vine's Facebook group.

I focused primarily on recommendations that occurred in the last six months, but I also look back

over two years to see if shifting trends stood out.

In addition to the Facebook group recommendations, I compared the G2 reviews for each of the most

recommended email service providers. Regarding email services, most companies focus on small

business owners and very few cater to bloggers.

In 1995, constant contact was one of the first email marketing providers.

They grew to be the leader in the space and held that position until the mid-2000s.

At that time, a four-year-old company called MailChimp took over as

the market leader. As of January 22, MailChimp had 72% of the market share. Constant contact

was in a far and distant second at 5%.

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