Mailchimp Erfahrungen

Mailchimp ist das einfachste Newsletter-Programm, das ich kenne. Insbesondere der Editor macht es einem sehr einfach, ansprechende Newsletter zu gestalten.

In Punkto Datenschutz ist das Programm für Anwender in Deutschland nicht unbedingt die erste Wahl, hier gibt es mittlerweile bessere Alternativen mit einem vergleichbaren Funktionsumfang.

Ease of using tools to create engaging and pretty emails. Audicene import is easy. Good data and tracking.

Some advanced features could be a bit more intuitive. Some of the designs are a bit tired.

Mailchimp has a very good GUI. The application is very easy to use and well-designed for email marketers. I enjoyed the pre-made templates and designs. In addition, I was able to use the campaign features that helped me efficiently create email campaigns without any issues.

Unfortunately, the two main reasons we stopped using Mailchimp were the price and the restrictions that Mailchimp places on affiliate marketers. We were able to find alternative products that allow us to send emails without any limitations or restrictions on volume. While we understand we do not want to send spam messages, we have always felt restricted by the strict Mailchimp requirements. Plus we had no choice but to move on because we have affiliate links throughout our marketing products and using Mailchimp was very restrictive.

Mailchimp makes it easy to segment your email audiences and also set up recurring email campaigns.

I think Mailchimp could make it easier to use their template design interface. It's kind of confusing so I use Stripo for most of my designs and import them.

It is easy to create an attractively laid-out email with all the desired content, including photos, graphics, descriptive paragraphs, etc... And then you can run test emails (to yourself and a few others) as often as you want in order to perfect the layout. An important function is the Opt-out that they make easy.

Nearly eery time I log back into MailChimp I need to relearn how to do something--but that does not last long. It is pretty intuitive to use.

Easy to set up your own template, or choose from a pre-made one.

There are lots of options - tags, segments, etc. - so plenty to choose from. This is good and bad; good if you know what you're doing, but it's important to remember how you've set things up so that you can replicate this the next time so that everything makes sense! Lots of help files for this though, which is useful.

I just love MailChimp been using them for years They allow you to get started with an autoresponder for free most don't They also allow you to have up to 2000 subscribers for free which is a lot of money with every other responder.

There's very few things that I could say lease about MailChimp I can't even think of one right now because they keep updating the platform and making it better and better it even integrates with a lot of softwares and e-commerce tools so no cons for me.

I've used Mailchimp for almost a decade, across multiple businesses and sectors. It couldn't be easier to get started with, so it's excellent for marketing teams who don't have a dedicated CRM or email marketing expert. You can easily create and edit templates which streamline your workflow and allows you to concentrate on content, rather than coding or creating mobile optimised designs.

Because it's automatically mobile optimised, there are a lot of limitations when it comes to design functionality. You have to adapt your idea of a layout to the Mailchimp platform - it's too complex to try to start editing the code and creating your own layouts, which are easily broken or become truncated in popular email clients. Generally this isn't a problem though unless you have a particularly picky client. I'm also not a huge fan of the CRM functionality, it's fine if you have a small database or minimal data work to do, but it's difficult to manage a large database (although you could easily integrate Mailchimp with other database management software if your budget allowed). I also had issues in the past with spam signups which weren't automatically flagged, making database management very manual.

I think we've benefitted the most from being able to pick and choose a design from the library rather than having to design something from scratch for each email campaign. Our design team is very very small, but thanks to having the email library, we've managed to minimize the design requirements for almost all email types.

Some of the secondary modules don't work well. We wanted to switch from our survey tool to Mailchimp's survey module but the features are lacking and usually far behind our current solution, namely for advanced form fields like embeddable widgets and the calculated field option

The best feature of Mailchimp is the ability to maintain a mailing list in compliance with anti-spam legislation. Although the platform is not specifically set up to comply with Canadian legislation, the user can manage their subscription so as to achieve compliance.

Mailchimp can be clunky and non-responsive. When creating a mailing, the format appearing on the screen does not necessarily reflect the format that appears in the actual mailing.

Very easy to use and allowed for a great system to store customers' details and send targetted emails. Many new features and always evolving for the better.

Limiting if you have an email database of 1000+ people as you need to pay for an upgraded account. No other big cons since they remade their visual design system so amazing now.