Drawbridge (discontinued) vs. Jeeva AI

It is well suited for small, targeted advertisements. I see this happening on a large scale and it is difficult to keep departments/groups/units separate from the individual, so incorrect, inappropriate, or just wrong recommendations are made all the time. The scale of your project I think determines whether this will be useful. A team under ~30/40 people, should work great. Larger than that and wires will be crossed, quality will plummet, and expectations will not be met.

Incentivized

Great new service. They have a ton of tools to really let you dial into your target audience. Extremely user friendly user interface. The lead generation is extremely fast, and transferring to a campaign is just one click away. On the campagin they have built in AI to keep each email personal.

• tracks browsing habits
• makes personalized recommendations
• tracks online activity

Incentivized

• Contact Enrichment
• Automated Outreach
• Lead Generation

Incentivized

• well, it's tracking you, so that's a problem
• IoT - connected to all smart devices
• user interface is only for advanced users
• can give incorrect and inappropriate links for setting
• difficult to control broad settings
• terrible customer support (what do you expect from LinkedIN)

Incentivized

• You run out of credits very fast, they charge per email sent. The credits should be for lead generation not emailing.
• Incorporate delivery results, bounce results, mailer unfound results, etc... We can not see any of those metrics.
• Incorporate a text sequence campaign as well. To be one stop shop for contacting all ways.

Layout and UX is a bit hard to get around and confusing. It takes a long time to get used to and sometimes the way they have you as a user go about things doesn't make a lot of sense. It gives a false sense of security in terms of the quality of the leads generated because it is unable to verify key aspects (i.e. is a person's Linkedin outdated, thus rendering its email address outdated as well). There aren't a lot of instructions available for specific functions, though the website does have a knowledge hub. When you finally get something to work, it costs you so many credits for all the trial runs and past tries that you're stuck having to pay more for a process you finally learned how to do well.

Incentivized

In hindsight, I wish we had picked any of the other options. Drawbridge is a letdown in cost, user ability, quality of service, and support. Though I have limited experience with the other software mentioned, they surely would not have been such a letdown - in so many areas, as Drawbridge is.

Incentivized

ChatGPT doesn't find leads. It only gives you direction on how to find leads. So, Jeeva skips that and just finds the leads for you, which is huge. Omnisend does a great job of generating emails and email campaigns. Jeeva implements the lead list that it generated and enters it directly into the campaign, so you don't have to do extra steps

Incentivized

• Troubleshooting
• no ROI as too much troubleshooting goes into each project
• did not synchronize teams' needs
• poor user interface
• waste of time

Incentivized

• We just started and was great for lead generation
• Those leads we can manually email them or call them
• Our sequence campaigns are barely 1 email in, looking forward to see if we get any traction on the last 2 sequences