ActiveCampaign Aggregated Reviews
ActiveCampaign 01
You can use the forms provided by your CRM or email service provider such as ActiveCampaign or MailChimp. The benefit, in addition to building your list, is that you can do automations such as automatically sending follow up emails (such as, “hey care to take this quick survey to help me build a great product that fits your needs?”). And can send one-off emails too.
You can use Typeform (or perhaps Jotform mentioned above which I haven’t tried) if you want something quick and dirty. You can sync this submission data to services like ActiveCampaign and MailChimp, but if you aren’t collecting payment, they really aren’t doing much more for you than the native forms from those services.
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ActiveCampaign 02
I’m using ActiveCampaign for email and the site’s on Wordpress.
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ActiveCampaign 03
I can definitely see the value of it. The bot can keep the visitor engaged, make timely recommendations and ask the right questions (depending on how intelligent the bot is). Sort of like the “Site Messaging” app from ActiveCampaign.
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ActiveCampaign 05
I haven’t used Intercom but I had used Hubspot , OnePageCRM and a few others. Helpscout (not really a CRM)… I really truly dig Active Campaign! It’s easy, intuitive, drag and drop or highly customizable. You can share flows easily making it easy for consultants to generate own content and easily make it worth more by being able to use same for other projects with adjustments. They just make things easy, in general. They also have SMS which isn’t something I’ve been able to find with other autoresponders.
I have two new clients I’m generating leads for both have the same active Campaign flow I created and set up for them. Both working with several leads just a week, two and three weeks in. Multiple lead to client conversions in just weeks. It’s truly mind blowing how much business the world is losing simply by not following up and automating the easiest and most basic stuff.
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ActiveCampaign 06
Without a doubt, Active Campaign.
I’ve tried many different systems over the years and this has been my favorite. Will come back to add more details as to why later. Just running out the door.
Okay, a minute to add more info. Active campaign let’s me create multiple entry points for my customers including sales, clicks on certain links in the emails, basically tying automations and rules together to create amazing and robust automations that have a crazy amount of detail about what your customers are doing. It also allows SMS marketing which is huge. Something like 90% of texts are read within a very short time span where something like 20-30% of other email is read and often buried.
I use SMS with all marketing and customer automations. You can even segment and create special lists depending upon customer interest, item purchased, lifetime value, etc.
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ActiveCampaign 07
I’d recommend Active Campaign
They have pretty good functionality for a good price, they have sales/marketing automations as well.
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ActiveCampaign 08
I quite like ActiveCampaign. Prices are reasonable and support is good. However, for a shopify you may also want to consider Conversio as they charge based on the number of orders not contacts and they allow unlimited emails to your prospect list so it’s actually quite cheep compared to all others. However, compared to ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp, their ability to segment is limited. Having said that, they have nice shopify integration for reviews, abandon carts etc, with separate emails for different product purchases etc.
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ActiveCampaign 09
I quite like ActiveCampaign. Prices are reasonable and support is good. However, for a shopify you may also want to consider Conversio as they charge based on the number of orders not contacts and they allow unlimited emails to your prospect list so it’s actually quite cheep compared to all others. However, compared to ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp, their ability to segment is limited. Having said that, they have nice shopify integration for reviews, abandon carts etc, with separate emails for different product purchases etc.
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ActiveCampaign 10
I 100% recommend ActiveCampaign. Email automation, drag and drop funnel maps, and excellent deliver ability.
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ActiveCampaign 11
I’ve got a good amount of ActiveCampaign experience. Our agency is a reseller and we use it for a good bit of our email clients. Feel free to shoot me a DM.
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ActiveCampaign 12
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