What is the best simple and easy-to-use newsletter platform?
- I use Revue. It's free up to 200 readers. The default template is nice. You can link your Twitter, PH, Medium accounts to use content you already curated. You can publish on Medium at the same time. Love it.
- Matt Pliszkaresearching SaaS software @ pickSaaS.com
Revue focuses on delivering a simple mailing/newslettering software and does it really well, really like the way the app lets you give a personal touch to your emails and set up a direct contact with an audience. And the value-for-money is totally fine 👍
- Brandon UttleyCEO, Go For Launch · WrittenThis is another popular curation tool for email newsletters that makes it easy to pull in content from your website and others sources including Shopify, Instagram, Twitter, Slack and more.
- Pulkit AgrawalCEO @trychameleon for user onboarding · WrittenCurated seems simple and easy to use and allows you to begin a newsletter without having to write all the content first!
- Saketh Rasakatla18Sr. Digital Marketer · EditedWith this tool, you can design and create newsletters in a flash. It provides Automated Subscription Management, Drag-and-Drop Ease, Predefined Templates, A/B Testing and Performance Analytics. Here is its link: https://www.agilecrm.com/send-ne...
- Ivan Burban9Head of Digital Marketing at Stripo · WrittenIvan Burban made this productStripo is good for email design and has export to Rich ESPs
- AnnaEmail marketer, copywriter
In fact, I like it that my colleagues have a shared Stripo account. Convenient when a large number of people need to have access to work on and edit same projects. Would love to embed in my SaaS
- Nastasiya BurbanBusiness Analyst at Sprinkle Group S.A.
We had a separate person, who has created adaptive emails for our company. Now we don't need it anymore. As a Business Analyst I spent a few hours for creating more than 25 emails. Stripo really decreases expenses.
- Taha ahmed khan Maker at d5Gravity.com · WrittenVery simple, they also show various products that they are using to run Buttondown
- ChumaDesigner & Engineer
Love the tool, and Justin is the best at feedback!
- Elliot (Raison)Founder of YoGrow · WrittenIntegrated lead magnet (popup) and newsletter sending in one package 💌
- John Ababseh10Epiphany Enthusiast · WrittenNewsletters help you source content easily and send to your subscribers!
- Andreea NastaseProduct Manager at Rainforest QA · WrittenIf you really want super simple and stripped back, think no further than TinyLetter. It's like Simplenote, but for newsletters. I know people who have successfully built link-based newsletters on this.
- Emmanuel FrançoiseCEO @ BOTNATION AI #ChatBot #ChatBots · WrittenSendinBlue offers easy to use cloud-based digital marketing tools
- Drey SuvorovFront-End
After implementing it on the website, it worked well for a time, but unfortunately, with SendInBlue, you cannot be sure that it will work constantly as you tested it.
SendInBlue, uses some kind Ajax, which sends a request with customer's email, and to check and show the message, it takes sometimes over a minute.
Second thing, that it can work today, but tomorrow CDN is offline or the weather is bad, and it stops to work. Customer Service can say that it is working perfectly, however, with several tests, cache, and cookies cleaning, changing devices, the proves are there.
Bad form designing tool. There is a possibility to change the code, however, if you change it, there are 0 chances that you will get the form you just paste to your code :) There is no "no styles" form as in MailChimp, so you have to change codes inside of <style> tag and the worst create your style="" into tags.
And Yes SendInBlue, offers you better prices, good service, and quite good design features, however, the cons are telling me to run away from SendInBlue.
