Getresponse is transparent about its deliverability rates
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 7:19 am
However, Getresponse’s feature set has recently undergone a significant overhaul , making it more of an all-in-one marketing solution. In addition to email marketing, it now also offers webinar hosting , landing pages, automated sales funnels, and some CRM ( customer relationship management ) features. Products like Campaign Monitor and Aweber require the use of third-party landing page tools like Unbounce or Instapage to get similar functionality; Mailchimp has recently introduced some landing page functionality, but it’s not yet as sophisticated as Getresponse’s.
Benefits of Using Getresponse
It gives you great marketing automation features (though only on the most expensive plans).
If you're happy with the Basic plan, Getresponse is cheaper than many of its key competitors (in some cases significantly) and offers just as much, if not more, functionality than they do.
The discounts you get for prepaying for one or two years of service are very generous - you'll be hard pressed to find similar price reductions from major competitors.
The new Auto Funnel feature is potentially useful uae number data for merchants who want to manage all aspects of their sales funnels and eCommerce under one roof.
Its webinar functionality is a plus - something no other similar product offers.
Likewise, the CRM functionality is fairly unique among competing products (although it needs to be significantly improved before Getresponse can be considered a true CRM replacement tool).
Its reporting and comprehensive split testing features are strong.
, publishing the numbers on their website and providing deliverability statistics for individual emails you send.
It offers a good approach to data segmentation - it's much more flexible in this regard than many competing products, especially Mailchimp.
It allows you to add subscribers to your mailing list using both single and double entry principles.
Cons of Using Getresponse
The drag-and-drop interface for designing emails and landing pages is not very user-friendly and needs improvement (a revised version is likely to be released in September 2019).
While a fix is on the way (again, September 2019), email newsletters created in Getresponse are currently not displaying as they should in the Gmail mobile app .
The data collection forms provided are not responsive, and you have no control over when and where they appear on your site.
The platform's best functionality - marketing automation - is only available in the more expensive plans.
CRM functionality needs to be significantly improved before it can be considered as a replacement for a standalone CRM product.
Benefits of Using Getresponse
It gives you great marketing automation features (though only on the most expensive plans).
If you're happy with the Basic plan, Getresponse is cheaper than many of its key competitors (in some cases significantly) and offers just as much, if not more, functionality than they do.
The discounts you get for prepaying for one or two years of service are very generous - you'll be hard pressed to find similar price reductions from major competitors.
The new Auto Funnel feature is potentially useful uae number data for merchants who want to manage all aspects of their sales funnels and eCommerce under one roof.
Its webinar functionality is a plus - something no other similar product offers.
Likewise, the CRM functionality is fairly unique among competing products (although it needs to be significantly improved before Getresponse can be considered a true CRM replacement tool).
Its reporting and comprehensive split testing features are strong.
, publishing the numbers on their website and providing deliverability statistics for individual emails you send.
It offers a good approach to data segmentation - it's much more flexible in this regard than many competing products, especially Mailchimp.
It allows you to add subscribers to your mailing list using both single and double entry principles.
Cons of Using Getresponse
The drag-and-drop interface for designing emails and landing pages is not very user-friendly and needs improvement (a revised version is likely to be released in September 2019).
While a fix is on the way (again, September 2019), email newsletters created in Getresponse are currently not displaying as they should in the Gmail mobile app .
The data collection forms provided are not responsive, and you have no control over when and where they appear on your site.
The platform's best functionality - marketing automation - is only available in the more expensive plans.
CRM functionality needs to be significantly improved before it can be considered as a replacement for a standalone CRM product.