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byTchoukballUK, August 14, 2010
I manage a professional standard mailing system as part of my job, so when I downloaded the free version, I expected to be severely limited.
The basic free version is exceptional. Very simple to use and well documented. I can mass-subscribe users myself, get them to create / log into their Community Builder account and develop a relationship with them afterwards. Extremely intuitive and highly recommended.
If you're running this professionally for clients, I would upgrade to the full version for high-level statistical analysis, cron jobs, campaign functionality and more.
The one word of caution I would say is that styling HTML emails for multiple browsers, webmails and Outlook 2007 (grr!) remains a horrible job whatever you use - don't blame this fantastic bit of software for that - you still need to know what you're doing!
The basic free version is exceptional. Very simple to use and well documented. I can mass-subscribe users myself, get them to create / log into their Community Builder account and develop a relationship with them afterwards. Extremely intuitive and highly recommended.
If you're running this professionally for clients, I would upgrade to the full version for high-level statistical analysis, cron jobs, campaign functionality and more.
The one word of caution I would say is that styling HTML emails for multiple browsers, webmails and Outlook 2007 (grr!) remains a horrible job whatever you use - don't blame this fantastic bit of software for that - you still need to know what you're doing!
byTchoukballUK, August 12, 2010
Brilliant brilliant plugin. Installed and working in 5 minutes. Very flexible and easy to embed in code for novices and pros alike.
With a simple {pullquote}{/pullquote} tag, it renders a chosen piece of text in a box on the page to break up an article.
I thought this would take days to implement - so glad I found it ;-)
With a simple {pullquote}{/pullquote} tag, it renders a chosen piece of text in a box on the page to break up an article.
I thought this would take days to implement - so glad I found it ;-)


