Alternate Aweber process?

[ryannagy]

The Aweber integration has always worked very well for me. However, on my membership site software (S2Member) there is a way to add emails via API without email confirmation.

I am looking for suggestions on how to do this via E-Junkie. Perhaps by hiring a programmer?

I sell intro products at a very low-cost and then sell higher-end items via email. But as of now, I lose many people via the E-Junkie/Aweber integration. I would like to stop the loss.

Thanks!

Ryan

[E-junkie_Monster]

Unfortunately the old legacy integration we have with Aweber isn't 100% reliable any longer, and we're sticking with our current IPN-style third party integration method described here:

Help: Integration with custom scripts and 3rd-party services

It might be possible to have a developer create a middleman script that accepts the order data we can send out and puts that into AWeber's API -- you might even get someone to set that up with a third party app like Zapier that handles these kind of connections:
https://zapier.com/zapbook/aweber/e-junkie/

Otherwise the only mailing services that we can specifically vouch for with our current integration methods are Drip and GetResponse, and specific instructions for their systems can be found here:

Integrating E-junkie with mailing list services (Aweber, Drip, GetResponse)

[ryannagy]

From what I can tell I can use Paypal's IPN with E-Junkie to add them to my list? I hope so. Thanks!

[E-junkie_Guru]

We already use PayPal IPN to inform our system when they complete a payment for your E-junkie buttons, so we can then process the order accordingly. The IPN details we pass to PayPal checkout override any manual IPN settings (or lack thereof) in your PayPal account, so it won't work to set up IPN in PayPal to notify any third party like Aweber for your E-junkie sales.

Our standard Integration feature is designed to mimic the PayPal IPN format, so services that already support IPN should be able to support our Integration submissions with little-to-no modification. We'd been communicating with Aweber earlier this year on that very topic, so I just now followed up on that to inquire about their progress -- thanks for the reminder.