iZooto
software for online merchants to retarget
Start new thread

iZooto Web Push Notifications - Marketing automation using web push notifications

by•

iZooto is an audience re-engagement tool that drives higher conversions, order fulfillments, and user callback exponentially. Say goodbye to cart drops and leaks with iZooto

• Segment users by interest, clickstream, and behavior

• Automatically send notifications when your users are most likely to engage with them

• Add banner images, emojis, CTAs

Add a comment

Replies

Best
Amazing product with great ROI. Keep it up
Maker
Thanks for dropping by!
Pretty smart this. Congratulations and iZooto! :-) Quick question - What kind of businesses would see an advantage with a drip of push notifications as against a drip email campaign?
Maker
Communication where expression is quick and simple - Notifications will work like a charm. For instance, pushing out coupons using drip notifications or event reminders using notifications. Given that push notifications also supports images, you can always convey more. I have seen a bunch of product marketers using notifications for lead nurturing as well and it seems to be working for them really well.
One more question actually. (Clearly I'm thinking email vs. this) What are the un-subscription rates like? Also, how many people block notifications?
Maker
Quite a lot. If you just implement push notifications as is i.e you are asking people to subscribe the moment they land on your website, you will almost as many blocks as allows. So you can expect the block rates to be between 5-10%. Unsubscription rates are completely dependent on how you engage with users - You push out too many notifications, irrelevant content, your unsubscription rates can be as high as 10%.
Sigh. K.
Perhaps the first on the market to allow non https sites to send notifications without friction. That really helped a lot of folks like us who took time to adopt https! Apart from that a helpful team and quick launch of new features is appreciated.
Slick product (and even slicker GIF!). Congrats, and team! I have a couple of thoughts - 1. the push notification space seems rather crowded, 2. most people do not appreciate unsolicited notifications. Given these two, why are people choosing iZooto and how are notifications working for them? Not trying to be mean, just want to understand the space better.
Maker
Good to see you here. Valid question. In-fact one of the battles we fight constantly is how to help marketers send notifications which people like more-hate-less. Is the space crowded - Yes. Do we have an offering that stands out - I believe yes. We help to over 1000+ marketing teams with this precise problem statement - how to make notifications more contextual. Segmentation that helps you solve for your use case is the key and we have been able to build a product that caters to marketers across industries. As a SaaS product Founder, this would be a great time to give this a spin
Maker
guys, something just occured to me. not sure if you know but Sumo (of the Sumo.me fame) launched a push notification service recently. any killer USPs that i should consider before recommending you guys to my friends?
Maker
I know. Been a big fan of the Sumo and AppSumo guys. Sumo has always appealed to the blogger inside you. Modern age marketer needs more - and that is exactly what we believe we have been able to build. Targeting with context, is I believe what we have cracked - you can segment by what users did, who they are, what they clicked, saw, visited, viewed. Powerful tools for marketers to up their ante and this is what differentiates us. For instance - you can identify users who read your blog post on content marketing and visited the page which compared Epictions with BuzzSumo but did not signup and nudge with a notification asking them if you would like to consider a trial. Give it a spin and you will be able to find your own reason to recommend this to your friends.
tell me about targeting with context a little more.
Maker
You could segment like this
oh, this is cool! very, very cool! and Sumo doesn't have this yet?
Maker
and then nurture them using notifications like this Does that help?

I used iZooto on my website for quite a while and had an amazing experience. The console is easy to use. The notifications were delivered without any glitch. They do a good job w.r.t. knowledge sharing and introducing best practices through their webinars.

Pros:

Simple and easy to use. Free to get started and get the experience.

Cons:

I haven't come across any.

Looks like Facebook pixel, but out of Facebook.
Maker
Err..Not sure if I understand this. Mind explaining this a bit more?
Tracking your visitors for remarketing, simply what facebook pixel does. But your's is out of Facebook. I like it.
I might as well just use OneSignal which is free. Just thinking out loud.
Maker
You can. The folks at OneSignal have made a great product for developers. OneSignal is an open-ended platform designed for developers that solves generic use-cases and expects you to build solutions on top of it. With iZooto, we want to offer a point solution to solve industry specific problems that have proven to be very effective. For instance, we offer cart abandonment module for e-commerce stores enabling them to send targeted notifications and drive more conversions. Marketers can implement such out-of-the-box solutions with minimum friction during integration. As far as the free part is concerned, we have handled quite a few migrations from OneSignal to iZooto and I guess with increasing sophistication, marketers want more. iZooto essentially fills that gap.
How difficult is it to migrate from an existing service provider?
Maker
Easy peasy. If you have a HTTPS website, you just need to setup iZooto and subscribers are migrated automatically. Check this out -
Maker
Migrating subscribers is a bit tricky for HTTP websites. If you're taking subscriptions on a 3rd party domain such as yourdomain.onesignal.com, migration won't be possible. For HTTPS websites, existing subscriptions can be migrated automatically without asking for notification permission again provided that they visit the website at least once.
First
Previous
123
Next