I've looked at a lot of the big email providers (Aweber, CampaignMonitor, etc.), but they all seem to have many of the same issues, so I'm looking for new, lesser-known alternatives I might like.
Ask HN: What are the best email-marketing tools besides mailchimp?
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Re: Ask HN: What are the best email-marketing tools besides mailchimp?
#2# Volleyy Pitch
Volleyy is the tool for generating emails your subscribers love to read. We separate email content generation from aesthetics, and let you focus on getting your message across.
We've taken away the run-of-the-mill templates found in existing solutions and let you take the wheel with our (medium.com style) blogging interface.
We deliver your emails with a simple (and consistent) theme, tested for user-friendliness and ease of navigation (Get a sneak peek here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/nnoduka/volleyy.jpeg)
Re: Ask HN: What are the best email-marketing tools besides mailchimp?
#3Hey interesting question. Currently working on a project in this space that won't be ready for a few more weeks. But Let me pitch it at you and tell me if it could solve your problem? # Volleyy Pitch Volleyy is the tool for generating emails your subscribers love to read. We separate email content generation from aesthetics, and let you focus on getting your message across. We've taken away the run-of-the-mill templa…
Re: Ask HN: What are the best email-marketing tools besides mailchimp?
#4Hey interesting question. Currently working on a project in this space that won't be ready for a few more weeks. But Let me pitch it at you and tell me if it could solve your problem? # Volleyy Pitch Volleyy is the tool for generating emails your subscribers love to read. We separate email content generation from aesthetics, and let you focus on getting your message across. We've taken away the run-of-the-mill templa…
Interesting. I don't think that's really for me, because I'm a bit of a control freak in terms of design.
Would you mind sharing what issues you seem to find in all the major platforms? And why you feel MailChimp is underfeatured?