MailUp vs. Stripo

Great for marketing teams looking to quickly deploy emails without the need for HTML coding.

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Very well suited for monthly newsletters in a consistent template or format. Also beneficial for promo emails for events with the countdown feature - I really like that. Less useful for 1-1 outreach since what makes it a helpful tool is the highly polished marketing look and feel, so it's not useful for our BDR outreach which is meant to feel personal from an Outlook

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• Email marketing creation
• Email design
• HTML template creation

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• Templates.
• Brand Guidelines.
• Exporting to our email sending tool.

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• Alt tag styling within the editor

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• Improvements for dark mode emails.

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It is very easy to use as long as you have basic knowledge on designing terms such as padding, structures, and more. Even if you don't have the basic knowledge, it is very easy to learn after designing a couple of emails. It would be better if designs could get more complex in Stripo like in Canva but I usually just export designs from there and add them.

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Mailup has hands down the best editor for creating responsive emails, I've tried almost everything out there and this is the best, I recommend this to colleagues all the time!

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I like Stripo the most because it feels marketing-first. Almost like the Canva for marketing teams that are not email experts, but need to own and deliver the email marketing part of their campaign themselves. It is a great tool for teams that need to deliver a large volume of emails across the team in a consistent brand look and feel.

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• Faster email development
• More team members able to contribute to the email development process
• Better templates

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• Time Reduction with edits.
• Productivity Improvement with Preview Link feature.

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