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Mailion makes this super-fast. Check it out - https://mailion.herokuapp.com
The price range for this size of list is too high in my opinion - speaking as one of your target customers. If I were to suggest using your service to my boss he would have laughed in my face. If I recall correctly we were spending about $400/month on MailChimp, so we'd need to spend 50% of the original service for Mailion?
Just some feedback, you might want to revisit pricing scheme.
I used to worked in a e-learning business where we used MailChimp with about 80,000 subscribers on about 3 lists. The price range for this size of list is too high in my opinion - speaking as one of your target customers. If I were to suggest using your service to my boss he would have laughed in my face. If I recall correctly we were spending about $400/month on MailChimp, so we'd need to spend 50% of the original s…
Apart from the pricing, what do you think of the value proposition?
I used to worked in a e-learning business where we used MailChimp with about 80,000 subscribers on about 3 lists. The price range for this size of list is too high in my opinion - speaking as one of your target customers. If I were to suggest using your service to my boss he would have laughed in my face. If I recall correctly we were spending about $400/month on MailChimp, so we'd need to spend 50% of the original s…
Thanks for pointing that out. Apart from the pricing, what do you think of the value proposition?
I was the tech guy so I would import the CSV files to MailChimp.
If it came to actually edit records, our secretary-type would open up Excel, edit, then send it to me as a CSV. I'd then just re-upload and tell MailChimp to update changed records, and ignore duplicates.
If you made the site show that it's Excel editing in real-time that would be more convincing and less intimidating to the Secretary-type.
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Thanks for pointing that out. Apart from the pricing, what do you think of the value proposition?
It's kind of a catch 22. I was the tech guy so I would import the CSV files to MailChimp. If it came to actually edit records, our secretary-type would open up Excel, edit, then send it to me as a CSV. I'd then just re-upload and tell MailChimp to update changed records, and ignore duplicates. If you made the site show that it's Excel editing in real-time that would be more convincing and less intimidating to the Sec…
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If you could refer the app to anyone you know who might need it, I'd be very grateful. Thanks!
