Make your email marketing email fun-fetti with Cakemail
July 12, 2022
Make your email marketing email fun-fetti with Cakemail
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Cakemail
We use Cakemail for marketing emails that we send to our customers and prospects. With this software we are able to easily create emails from their provided templates (without needing knowledge of coding) and manage our contacts and lists through each of the campaigns that we run. Cakemail is used for newsletters, new product highlights, and other marketing emails.
- Their templates are easy to use and visually appealing
- Visibility into our contact information is great
- Some reporting features could be enhanced for ease of use
- Customer support - sometimes it is difficult to get a hold of them
- Easily track the success of your email campaigns
I have used many other email marketing softwares. If you are looking for email and form capture information and not a full CRM, Cakemail, Mailchimp and Act-On are great solutions. They are great for smaller marketing teams and allow you to easily build and send out emails for a reasonable price. They also usually integrate with other tools like a CRM.
If you have a larger team that is able to use all of the capabilities of a tool like HubSpot or Pardot, those tools are also amazing. But, they have a much higher price point and many small teams fail to use them to their full potential because they don't have the time to do everything in those softwares.
If you have a larger team that is able to use all of the capabilities of a tool like HubSpot or Pardot, those tools are also amazing. But, they have a much higher price point and many small teams fail to use them to their full potential because they don't have the time to do everything in those softwares.
Do you think Cakemail delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Cakemail's feature set?
Yes
Did Cakemail live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Cakemail go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Cakemail again?
Yes