Pushnami vs. VWO Engage

If you have a large or small blog following/audience, this is an excellent tool to help keep readers engaged and on top of your new content releases. You can also utilize this product for automated DRIP campaigns that will, following a schedule you create, notify users at preset intervals to help nurture your leads or existing customers as part of your sales funnel. Even new bloggers with smaller audiences can utilize a tool like this to help generate more consistent web traffic to your content. I am averaging a +16% clickthrough rate regularly on my RSS to push notifications after just a few months of use.

Incentivized

• Easy-to-use admin system; even non-technical team members could understand what to do without training.
• Flexibility of configuration and visual previews of what the alert experience would be like made it easy explain options before implementation
• Segment system and API gave us enough control to serve notifications in the right language, which was important for our multi-lingual website

Incentivized

• I can tell they are based somewhere on the other side of the world, so when it's middle of the day here in the USA, they aren't always very responsive.
• There have been a couple hiccups with billing issues that mainly stemmed from them not having an internal billing system, but had it outsourced to another company.

Incentivized

Their support staff are experts who are beyond helpful! I needed support with a certificate issue, after migrating one of our sites from HTTP to HTTPS, They handled it and helped very effectively, absolutely loved the cooperation. They saved me a lot of time with guiding me over the issues and I didn't needed to search on forums and read technical documentation on my own.

Incentivized

• More return. In general the people who sign like the notifications and usually return.
• Organic growth. The list of subscribers increase over time, so is a well worth the investment.
• It's a bit expensive, so the ROI at the beginning is not the expected because the cost.

Incentivized