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- 05/16/12
Attach files to your MailChimp newsletters. Securely distribute your files and track every download.
3 Reasons to Use Digioh with MailChimp
Track who is forwarding your attachments in MailChimp Send an attachment in MailChimp and find out which one of your subscribers is forwarding on your newsletter. You can reward the customers that help spread your message!
Control Distribution Only allow your MailChimp subscribers to download your online publication. Non-Subscribers can be locked out or asked to subscribe to your newsletter before being able to download your files.
Secure & Automatic File Delivery Your customers will not be able to share your download link. Each customer receives a unique download link, where they can securely download your file 1-time.
Best of all it is free to get started! Click here to sign up now and start attaching files to your newsletter.
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Digioh MailChimp integration makes viral list building easy - 5/5
by Matt Shamus
My company Grouptune.com uses Digioh to send free music downloads to our email subscribers. The setup is super easy... I just upload an MP3 to Digioh and use the link they provide in my MailChimp newsletter.
I am able to grow my subscriber base every time I send a campaign using Digioh. When a subscriber forwards the newsletter onto a friend (which we encourage them to do) non-subscribers are asked to enter their email address before access is granted to the free download.
Here's an example of an email I recently sent which grew my subscriber base by nearly 1% in two days: http://grouptune.com/email/winterwonderland/
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Used Digioh to Distribute PDF - 5/5
by David Kadavy
I recently used Digioh to distribute a free PDF on a guest blog post: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/08/15/mind-your-en-and-em-dashes-typographic-etiquette/
In order to get my free PDF the reader had to sign up for my newsletter. Digioh made the entire process seamless. In one click the reader was able to enter in their email address, receive my free PDF and they were automatically added to my MailChimp newsletter behind the scenes (they opted in). My email list grew by over 200 new subscribers!
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Good if you're distributing paid content, otherwise not useful - 2/5
by BK
I can see how this would be beneficial if you're distributing paid content, because it offers more security than a simple link. Otherwise it doesn't really add value in the MailChimp environment. In the example above (smashmagazine), their pdf could be added to the "final welcome" email within MC as a simple link, which would trouble a new subscriber much less. Perhaps I'm missing something?