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if constant contact er "dyrt", hvad er et mere rimeligt prisklasse?
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dette varierer. husk, at jeg allerede tænker constant contact has earned its price tag, and this is subjective.<br/><br/>plus, other services will usually offer fewer features or some sort of drawback for lower prices. it varies a lot.<br/><br/>but here are some other examples: <br/><br/><a href="https://www.activecampaign.com/pricing/">active campaign</a> starts at $9 a month for up to 500 contacts, but it has four tiers and the second one is a much higher $49 a month. the first tier is naturally more basic, but still pretty decent considering the price.<br/><br/>remember that 500 contacts on constant contact are more than twice that, at least.<br/><br/><a href="https://www.mailerlite.com/pricing">mailerlite</a> has a free plan, limited to 12,000 emails a month, but still solid. you can use the free plan for up to 1,000 contacts, or pay $10 a month for a more featured version. <br/><br/>you can pay up to $50 a month for max features with 1,000 contacts, or raise prices across the board for more contacts. but it’s considerably cheaper than constant contact.<br/><br/><a href="https://mailchimp.com/pricing/">mailchimp</a> may be the most famous of these companies, and it has both a free option and premium options starting at just under $10 a month for up to 500 contacts.<br/><br/>but then <a href="https://www.hubspot.com/pricing/marketing?edition=starter&amp;term=monthly">there’s hubspot</a>—it starts at $50 a month for up to 1,000 contacts, and it’s got tons of features but maybe overkill for smaller organizations.<br/><br/>so as you can see, the contact threshold does make constant contact dyrere end andre konkurrenter - hvis priserne var de samme, men tilladte op til 1,000 kontakter, ville det være mere "normalt."
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du sagde, at det er let at bruge, men hvad nu hvis jeg er en nybegynder, der har brug for hjælp til strategi?
hostingpill.com
2021.39
ja, constant contact is easy to use as far as the software interface goes. and it does have good customer support, too.<br/><br/>but even that doesn’t mean someone who’s new to email marketing will have a great time, or more importantly, do the best they can.<br/><br/>constant contact does have educational services which you can pay for, but as far as free stuff goes:<br/><br/><a href="https://blogs.constantcontact.com/">the constant contact blog</a> sometimes has fluff pieces, but it does have real content mixed in as well. this can contain lots of useful advice or pointers, despite being not quite the same as “customer support.”<br/><br/>another resource is the “<a href="https://www.constantcontact.com/email-marketing/email-campaign-ideas">email campaign strategy</a>” page. it’s basically got a long list of strategy ideas that you can use as inspiration, or even just copy directly if you’re a beginner.<br/><br/>you just need to click on your industry and you can view not only general strategies but promotion ideas and template design tips.<br/><br/>if you need more than that, and more than what’s in the customer support, you may want to look into hiring someone to market for you.
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er gratis prøveperioden faktisk en pengene-tilbage-garanti? har jeg brug for mit kort for at tilmelde mig?
hostingpill.com
2021.39
nope, and nope.<br/><br/>the free trial is exactly what it means: you’ll make an account, and you don’t need to register a payment method.<br/><br/>then you’ll basically be able to get started using the service. it’s essentially fully-featured, except you’ll be limited to 100 contacts during the trial. <br/><br/>once the 60 days go by, you’ll need to pay to continue using. but you won’t have to deal with refunds or missing deadlines that end up costing money.<br/><br/>so go ahead and have fun with it!