Item: GetResponse
Rating: 8
Author: Mohammed Anzil

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

GetResponse is one of the finest email marketing tools for small business users. It helps us to send emails easily to our subscribers that get delivered when our contacts are most likely to interact. Overall, GetResponse offers a great user experience and excellent third-party integrations. Google Analytics Integration helps to compare our visitors analytics and email analytics easily.

Pros and Cons

Free, full-featured 30-day trial
Google Analytics Integration
SalesForce Integration
Option to Free Accounts
No Message Limits
Good Value for Money
Easy to Use

No refunds even on annual plans.
Poor execution of New Features
Bad Customer Support
Not impressed with Mobile Apps
No easy way to edit templates

Return on Investment

It helps us to save time while creating email newsletters.
Bad customer service makes customers quit GetResponse.
Great Email Delivery helps us to achieve our Targets easily.

Alternatives Considered

MailChimp

MailChimp is the best alternative to GetResponse but GetResponse's innovative design makes them better compared to. What I like more on GetResponse is it helps us to work from any device from anywhere and carry out a campaign from one device to another device. MailChimp offers a free plan but if you are looking for an easy to use powerful email Marketing Tool, GetResponse should be your first choice.

Other Software Used

MailChimp, Intercom, Constant Contact, AWeber

Likelihood to Recommend

GetResponse is best if you are running a small business. If you are a serious blogger, GetResponse could be a great companion for you. The dashboard is easy to read. The drag and drop features are straightforward. Even if you are new to email marketing tools, you can still use GetResponse like a professional.

One thing to note is that the customer support will take 2 or 3 days to get responses back to your queries and complaints.

All in One Email Marketing Tool

Overall Satisfaction with GetResponse