If you have deep pockets and a tech background Target is a good match
June 07, 2018
If you have deep pockets and a tech background Target is a good match
Score 7 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Target
We purchased Target a few years back to help optimize the company website. The software was not used to its potential because of a couple of different factors. Some of those were due to our company and others fell on Adobe.
Pros
- Because the software is established there is lots of online help available and most of the bugs have been worked out
- Adobe has a vast supply of resources if your pockets are deep enough.
- The dashboard is easy to follow and is getting more user-friendly. You no longer have to be an HTML wizard to implement changes.
Cons
- The product itself is great. I would like to see more improvement in the service department. Help can be hard to find for smaller companies. It literally took us months sometimes to have someone get back to us.
- There are lots of products within the Adobe Cloud so there is a lot of clicking to get where you need to be. Having a single sign on or short cut for login would be nice.
- Target is becoming more user-friendly but knowing code is a huge plus for this software. I have demoed other software with the same capabilities and in my opinion, having developer background is a huge benefit if you will be using Target vs. other competitors.
- It is definitely a long-term investment. Don't expect a major return your first 6 months. Implementation and planning, and first-time rollouts require quite a bit of time.
We seriously considered another software but because we use so many other Adobe products this made the most sense for us. If you are not dependent on other Adobe software and are a smaller company, in my opinion, Target may not be the best fit.
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