Atomic List Manager

"Simple and straightforward mail-list management solution for e-mail marketers."


Atomic List Manager has 19 functions for managing mailing lists. Virtually any action can be performed on a list of any size. Here's the list of the post popular functions:

Sorting
Sorting mailing lists by various criteria. Sorting is done instantly even if the list has millions of entries

Removing duplicates
Quick removal of duplicate emails in the mailing list. The result is a new list with unique addresses and a file with duplicates.

Splitting lists
You can quickly split a long list into several smaller lists. The splitting criteria can be number of emails in new lists or file size. You also can split the list by additional parameters for example, create a list only with emails @yahoo.com or @gmail.com or divide by countries. This way you can select certain emails from the list and improve response rate to your mailings.

Merging lists
You can merge several lists into a new list with unique emails only.

Intersection of lists
Action called "Intersection" looks up several lists and extracts only those emails that are found in all lists. So you can select only users that are found in several mailing lists.

Adding names to an email list
You can add names to the mailing list if you have several lists with varying information. This is an important function because it makes mailings more personalized. Some researchers believe it makes newsletters more effective.

Extracting emails only
With this function you can extract emails only from a list with additional information and get a clear emails-only list.

Removing bad and suspicious emails
An important function for removal of suspicious emails from list generated by email extractors. These programs can extract invalid emails and Atomic List Manager can find and remove such emails.

Generation a new list from a template
Automatic creation of long lists of typical addresses, like support@, info@. A lost of domains is added to a list of names and you have a new list with all possible email addresses

Repairing damaged emails
Fixing email typos in the mailing list based on comparison with popular domain names. For example, the application will automatically change smith@gmail into smith@gmail.com

Checking domain names
Comparing top-level domain names with the list of the existing domains in the list. This is to correct a lot of junk email addresses that could have been added by email extractors.

Filtering list by some fields or criteria
A very powerful feature for splitting email lists into many smaller lists using a range of criteria. Great for lists with additional information when you want to choose only certain emails for targeted mailings.