Mailmeteor Reviews

1. Pierre Dubuc

   | CMO at OCR | over 4 years ago
   Great mail merge tool for Gmail

   Very handy mail merge solution. I send emails right from my google spreadsheet and it takes a few minutes to go out!

   🏁 Competitors: Yet Another Mail Merge (YAMM)

Landing Pages in MailChimp Reviews

Mailmeteor mentions (60)

• Mass email with attached PDF

  The only thing is that I need to send some emails with an attached PDF (2MB), but using Mailmeteor you have to pay to be able to use the attach file function. Does anyone know an alternative to send attached files via a no-cost alternative? Source: 11 months ago

• One off email sequences

  One option would be to use a customer relationship management (CRM) tool that allows you to create email templates and automate follow-up emails. Many CRM tools have this functionality built-in, so you can easily customize your emails with the job title, recipient's name, and company name. You can then set up the CRM to automatically send follow-up emails at predetermined intervals. Another option would be to use... Source: over 1 year ago

• How to Contact a Lot of People at Once through Email

  Once you have the spreadsheet of emails, there are two routes you can go about to send personalized emails. The easier way, and the way I recommend, is to use software that does this for you, like MailMeteor. While you have to pay a little bit for the premium account, I highly recommend it as it allows you send up to 2000 emails a day, personalized based on the columns in your spreadsheet that you connect to it... Source: over 1 year ago

• Cold Email Mastery - Cold Email Wizard Opinions?

  Also recommending Mailmeteor as a great alternative to Lemlist and YAMM. Source: almost 2 years ago

• PR cold emailing tools- Please suggest!

  Recommending Mailmeteor as a great PR cold emailing tool. It will help you contact journalists at scale while still personalize your emails. Source: almost 2 years ago

Landing Pages in MailChimp mentions (2)

• Website Login UI 🟦

  Your example is actually the only time I've ever seen this side-by-side-style login page with the form on the right. Mailchimp, Quickbooks, and Alliant CU, for example, use the same layout as OP. I'd guess that Rippling is really trying to push their marketing, which is why it's on the left. Source: almost 3 years ago

• Create a Subscription Form and Connect It to Mailchimp with MB Frontend Submission

  And, of course, you need a Mailchimp account. If you still haven’t had an account, create a new one here. - Source: dev.to / about 3 years ago