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Adobe Campaign

Overview

What is Adobe Campaign?

Adobe acquired Neolane in July 2013 and later re-named the product Adobe Campaign. Adobe Campaign provides both marketing automation and marketing resource management functionality such as spend & financial management, workflow, and asset management.

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Popular Features

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  • Dynamic content (92)
    9.6
    96%
  • Standard reports (91)
    8.8
    88%
  • Dashboards (91)
    8.0
    80%
  • List management (92)
    6.3
    63%

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Pricing

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What is Adobe Campaign?

Adobe acquired Neolane in July 2013 and later re-named the product Adobe Campaign. Adobe Campaign provides both marketing automation and marketing resource management functionality such as spend & financial management, workflow, and asset management.

Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee

Offerings

  • Free Trial
  • Free/Freemium Version
  • Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Product Demos

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Features

Email & Online Marketing

Using software to manage lists, send emails, automate email campaigns, and track results.

8.8
Avg 7.8

Lead Management

The process of tracking and managing prospective customers from lead generation to conversion.

6.7
Avg 7.7

Campaign Management

Users can schedule campaigns and/or events with reminders, announcements, etc.

8.5
Avg 7.6

Social Media Marketing

Using social media networks to help amplify marketing endeavors.

7.9
Avg 7.5

Reporting & Analytics

Users can report on and analyze usage, performance, ROI, and/or other metrics of success.

8.5
Avg 7.5

Platform & Infrastructure

Features related to platform-wide settings and structure, such as permissions, languages, integrations, customizations, etc.

8.3
Avg 7.6
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Product Details

What is Adobe Campaign?

With Adobe Campaign rich customer data can be used to create, coordinate, and deliver dynamic campaigns — through email, mobile, and offline channels. Adobe Campaign supports central workflow management, personalized email marketing, customer data management, and managed cloud services.

Adobe Campaign Features

Email & Online Marketing Features

  • Supported: WYSIWYG email editor
  • Supported: Dynamic content
  • Supported: Ability to test dynamic content
  • Supported: Landing pages
  • Supported: A/B testing
  • Supported: Mobile optimization
  • Supported: Email deliverability reporting
  • Supported: List management
  • Supported: Triggered drip sequences

Campaign Management Features

  • Supported: Calendaring

Reporting & Analytics Features

  • Supported: Dashboards
  • Supported: Standard reports
  • Supported: Custom reports

Platform & Infrastructure Features

  • Supported: API
  • Supported: Role-based workflow & approvals
  • Supported: Customizability
  • Supported: Integration with Salesforce.com
  • Supported: Integration with Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Additional Features

  • Supported: Segmentation and Audience Targeting tools
  • Supported: Program, Activities, & Campaigns Organization
  • Supported: Cross-Channel Orchestration Workflows

Adobe Campaign Technical Details

Operating SystemsUnspecified
Mobile ApplicationNo

Frequently Asked Questions

Adobe acquired Neolane in July 2013 and later re-named the product Adobe Campaign. Adobe Campaign provides both marketing automation and marketing resource management functionality such as spend & financial management, workflow, and asset management.

Oracle Marketing, HCL Unica, and LeadLife are common alternatives for Adobe Campaign.

Reviewers rate Triggered drip sequences highest, with a score of 9.7.

The most common users of Adobe Campaign are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees).
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Reviews and Ratings

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Reviews

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Score 5 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Neolane is being used to send our paid advertisement emails and our own email campaigns. It is in use by our marketing team and our business teams. We switched from Experian, to Neolane due to the better re-targeting ability that Neolane offered us, and a better integration with our own and partner databases
  • Customizability: if you know what you want and need - Neolane is able to provide you with an environment that should suit your needs.
  • Cross-platform: the ability to manage campaigns - SMS - Email - Social media etc.
  • Analytics: Neolane provides a vast amount of data
  • User interface - it's not modern looking. I wouldn't call it particularly user friendly. And overall it's not highly responsive
  • Debugging: the information given is not always enough and contact with Neolane support needs to be made
  • Resource management: the software in general (the client and the server side) are a tad resource heavy
Smaller less technically staffed companies should avoid it. For mid-size companies with a serious need for a email solution, it might be worth considering if the staff involved in using the product isn't afraid of technically looking stuff. The staff that runs the servers (if it's on-premises deployment) needs to be fairly technical, and willing to dig into issues and errors that will arise.
  • We lowered our overall cost of routing emails, we are now using our own servers with a flat-fee cost for the connection. However against substantial initial investment - cost of deployment and training of staff.
  • Our turnover in email increased by a bit, due to the fact we can route more - and a bit better targeted
  • Employment efficiency went down. Unlike Experian we have now full time 2 people providing technical support. The Client software is slower than the Experian web interface and overall action takes more time. However this is on the shoot-per shoot basis. For the more permanent campaigns the customizability of Neolane is absolutely better (read good)
We used to use Experian, or CheetahMail as it's referred to. Overall with the cost of deployment and training there is not really a way of going back. Given the chance, we probably would have saved ourselves the cost and would have stuck with an SAAS agreement with either Experian or an equivalent.

That is not to say that Adobe's Neolane is a bad product, in fact it's a fairly good product. However it needs a lot of polishing to become the all round pack it should be.
Once you go for Neolane you are a bit stuck with it, so we will most likely stay with Neolane. Cost of investment and training are the main factors at work here. We havesimply have invested too much in the product to stop using it after 2 years.

That said, my score of 8 does not imply that the product is worthy of getting an 8 but reflects our willingness to renew.

Given that upgrading to a new version will cost again a substantial sum, we most likely will keep using the current version we are on which is 6X.
9
Marketing, they work on keeping our customers, and use Neolane to that effect reminding people to get back to our site, special promotions and the like
Business sending emails to our client databases for advertisers, retargetting and making the most of the campaigns ran.
Technical staff provides the support to our agents
4
1 system architect, server management and providing assistance to the operational support when needed.

2 operational support agents, they mainly take care of the back-end - server updates, interaction with the database on a deeper level and providing assistance with "work flows" within Neolane, the things that sales people feel is too technical.

And we have 1 internal consultant, who provides feedback on campaigns (code correction) and can help with technical difficulties encountered. in relation to the Client software (GUI)
  • Email
  • Sms
  • Social
  • Able to link all distribution channels together
  • Re-targeting on a very precise level
Change management was minimal
Yes
I would say that generally the knowledge of the support team we work with is good, great even.
I can't say that they seem to be very interested or involved in trying to make the product work best for us.
They do what needs to be done, and they do it well - but not really going the extra mile.

Yes
Reported many bugs, sometimes they were in our deployment sometimes they were in the software (client side) and at other times they were in the server. Generally speaking the ones in our deployment were resolved rather quickly (except for one perky one they could not get resolved - quite critical as well). The ones in the client side, we usually get the answer to update to the latest version because that one always resolves every bug that you might have.... and if it doesn't well the next version will, so not really useful or satisfying on that level. The server part is a bit like the client software, except for the fact that it's a pain in the ass to update to major new version.
September 27, 2013

Neolane Review

Gibum Kang | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 6 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
  • Easily link live offers and variable information.
  • Direct mail and e-mail are more closely intertwined.
  • UI/UX Interface is very poor; Drop-down menus do not function well, many buttons are unintuitive, lack of quick-save features, cluttered and disorganized menus.
  • When using for e-mail, error messages are extremely vague - it rarely gives enough information to troubleshoot without seeking professional help; loading images is an extremely tedious process; lack of multi-selection load; overall experience is very buggy.
  • No Mac accessibility.
  • Unstable functionality, constant crashes and prompts random error messages that rarely explain the issue.
  • Email development contains too much back-end involvement. Knowing how to write javascript should not be a procedure in the e-mail building process. Implementing simple variable functionality should be done with a click of a button, NOT by writing javascript code manually.
  • Not sure.
Has many UI flaws.
Neolane must update the UI/UX. It is very outdated.
10
BrandMarketing, Customer Relations Marketing and Advertising.
5
  • E-mail development
  • E-mail deployment.
  • Variable content.
StrongMail (StrongView)
  • Vendor implemented
  • Implemented in-house
N/A
  • Online training
  • In-person training
  • Self-taught
No. Training is required due to the outdated UI/UX. On modern day programs, it is much easier to pick up a new software and start learning with minimal training. However, Neolane has to overcome much of its UI/UX capabilities in order to be used with more ease.
Customer Service has been very helpful.
Too many UI flaws
Aside from frequent error prompts, the program is quite dependable
  • Our offers and rewards program.
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