Why are you not so happy with your email marketing tool?

Prashant Lakhlani
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There are so many jobs in various industries where professionals have to send emails in bulk. Marketing - To sell some services or products. This one is the most popular and always assumed Procurement - For many businesses, it's compulsory to send emails to announce important decisions and events happened. For example, you receive privacy policy notifications from companies. Process - Enterprise processes need email notifications for reminders of tasks, events, and many other types of notifications Newsletters - this one is also popular Regardless of what use case you have to send emails, you have to use some free/paid tools in your daily life to send emails. While using these tools, why are you not so happy with them?

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Savannah Morris
I wish these tools were better at managing deliverability rates. Email ending up in spam folders often reduce the impact of my campaigns.
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Harry Alfi
I struggle with tools that charge for feature I don't need. A more tailored pricing model would be ideal for smaller businesses like mine.
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Edward Moore
I don't like how clunky the reporting tools are and actionable analytics would make my life much easier.
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David Nelson
Integrating it other platforms hasn’t been as smooth as I hoped, making it frustrating to streamline my work.
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Greg Mason
sometimes the tools feels too rigid, and I can’t customize them to fit my specific needs.
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Parker Robert
High costs for limited usage bother me.
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Esther Lyons
I find most tools lack good customer support. When something goes wrong, I need quick solutions, not hours of troubleshooting.
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Joseph Lucio
I feel like many tools overlook mobile usability. A better mobile experience would make managing campaigns on the go much easier.
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Jacob
The complex interface frustrates me the most. Spending hours figuring out simple tasks takes away from focusing on strategy.
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Sienna Porter
It's tough to justify the cost when my campaigns are relatively small. A pay-as-you-go option would suit nonprofits like mine.
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Dancer Boy
Sometimes the learning curve is too steep, and it eats into my productivity