Right now I have the Std Edition of MaxBulk, but I would be interested in the pro version for the MySQL integration it offers.
Before I upgrade I'd like to ask how smoothly the MaxBulk interface links in with MySQL.
For example: We usually send out a newsletter every 2 weeks or so. At the moment I export our email list from MySQL to a text file & import it into MaxBulk. I do this each time we send a Newsletter.
Our email list changes daily, people subscribe & unsubscribe, so if MaxBulk will link to MySQL & I can simply click "update" to refresh the current recipient list (about 25,000 subscribers), this makes things simpler.
Currently: importing 25,000 emails from a text file takes a little while - its not too bad, so I can live with a 5-10 min import. Will the MySQL direct import be the same? or will I see it suddenly take 30mins each time? - because then it's not worth the time/convenience trade off.
Any comments on how the pros/cons of me upgrading to the Pro version (considering the above) would be greatly welcome.
Thanks!
Before I upgrade I'd like to ask how smoothly the MaxBulk interface links in with MySQL.
For example: We usually send out a newsletter every 2 weeks or so. At the moment I export our email list from MySQL to a text file & import it into MaxBulk. I do this each time we send a Newsletter.
Our email list changes daily, people subscribe & unsubscribe, so if MaxBulk will link to MySQL & I can simply click "update" to refresh the current recipient list (about 25,000 subscribers), this makes things simpler.
Currently: importing 25,000 emails from a text file takes a little while - its not too bad, so I can live with a 5-10 min import. Will the MySQL direct import be the same? or will I see it suddenly take 30mins each time? - because then it's not worth the time/convenience trade off.
Any comments on how the pros/cons of me upgrading to the Pro version (considering the above) would be greatly welcome.
Thanks!