Sending emails as an Online business is an essential part of the service offered – it facilitates a connection between the client & the product. In the past contacting a list of subscribers was relatively easy. However, today’s world is fraught with legalities such as keeping users’ data safe from hackers, complying with the GDPR in Europe & respecting each consumer’s individual privacy needs. As a result, email automation & subscriber building should be left to the professionals.
Sender offers a feature rich email management solution for any brand. It’s suitable for bloggers who want to maintain & grow their subscriber base as well as for businesses, podcasters, vloggers & NGOs to name a few.
The Web-based email management app provides an easy to use drop & drag email builder, which Sender promises can be used by anyone, as it’s a codeless solution. Sender owns its own infrastructure, set up around the premise of “Smart Automation”, which means that the system is optimized to deliver emails to consumers at the best possible moment & it offers the analytics to prove their claims.
Special features include the option to personalize emails sent to clients, a robust library of no-code templates to provision in minutes & a 24/7 support team ready to assist with any problems.
Sender is free to use for an email list of 2500 subscribers & a send quota of 15,000 emails per month. This tier does not require clients to add a payment method to their accounts(no credit card required). Thereafter, they offer generous paid options for more serious users. Additionally, Sender integrates, seamlessly, with a number of popular 3rd party tools, such as content management systems (CMS) for WordPress, WooCommerce, PrestaShop & others.
Sender assists users in growing & maintaining their audience. It even offers a RESTful API for developers, which connects their system to any Website or Webshop. Easily built landing pages are also on offer & Sender is planning to leverage SMS marketing options & “Native Push Notifications” for clients in the near future.
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