Iterable Helping Create Personalized Customer Experiences
June 25, 2025
Iterable Helping Create Personalized Customer Experiences

Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Iterable
We use Iterable as our main ESP. We send billions of emails a year ranging from newsletters to lifecycle messages to dynamically triggered messages. We are striving to create more personalized messages and the Iterable catalog, along with an integration with High Touch has helped us connect and activate more data and send better messages.
Pros
- Catalog
- Super fast segmentation
- Clear and easy UI/campaign setup
- Customer service
Cons
- Limitations with companies that have many brands in a single project
- Use of custom event data within handlebar logic
- Foldering options for snippets and lists
- Speed of producing emails = cost savings
- catalog used to automate messages = higher sessions and higher revenue
- AI features like STO improve metrics = higher sessions and higher revenue
We mainly use email but we did test SMS this year and we were able to create fun and easy journeys that encouraged user replies. For example, we'd send a prompt for a gift guide and ask users to reply who they're shopping for: M for Men, W for Women, K for Kids, P for Pets. From that reply we had a journey set up to trigger instant messages with gift guides for whatever cohort they decided. It was a fun and easy way to get more engagement.
We have been able to use Digioh for our on-site conversion efforts and the integration between Digioh and Iterable has been a game changer. We can create unique user signup flows, such as a quiz, sweepstakes or "Send This Article to Yourself" prompt and through the integration that information can get sent directly to Iterable in real time. We're not only then acquiring newsletter signups but we can send relevant messuages to the users right away by giving them their quiz results or sending them the article they liked to save in their inbox.
Do you think Iterable delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Iterable's feature set?
Yes
Did Iterable live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Iterable go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Iterable again?
Yes

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