Opiniones de Encharge

Control y facilidad de uso; posibilidad de ir creciendo según la necesidad

Puede añadir mejoras que son standard en la industria. (validacion de listas)

Me encanta la facilidad de uso de todas sus funciones. Lo que más me encanta es que la forma que están organizado, ni siquiera era lo que había imaginado que necesitaba, y es exactamente lo que es más útil para mí. Cuando lo pruebes sabrás lo que te digo

En general no he encontrado nada. Tiene todo lo que yo necesito, y lo mejor es que tienen un roadmap de actualizaciones bastante interesante.

Hay dos cosas que me gustan mucho de Encharge. La primera parte es su generador de secuencia de automatización (también conocido como generador de flujo) que viene con una docena de plantillas útiles, y la segunda parte son las muchas integraciones nativas listas para usar con plataformas líderes del mercado como hubspot, calendly, intercom, typeform e integradores como como zapier, pabbly e integramente.

Hay una curva de aprendizaje bastante alta si uno tiene poca o ninguna experiencia en automatizaciones de marketing por correo electrónico. Hay muchas partes del rompecabezas que se requieren para configurar y ajustar para hacer las cosas bien. También se necesita mucho trabajo para configurar segmentaciones y secuencias, especialmente cuando se realiza un seguimiento del comportamiento de los visitantes / usuarios.

La herramienta para crear flujos de trabajo atuomatizados. También la integración con otras apps que utilizo a menudo.

Que no pueda crear formularios en HTML en mi web, utilizo Thrive Architect y no puedo crear formularios en mi web. Tampoco tiene integrado el Doble-optin tan necesario para poder cumplir las leyes europeas. Per me consta que lo están resolviendo según he visto es su roadmap

There are two things I really like about Encharge. The first part is their automation sequence builder (aka flow builder) that comes with dozen of useful templates, and the second part is the many ready to use native integrations with market leading platforms such as hubspot, calendly, intercom, typeform, and integrators such as zapier, pabbly, and integrately.

There's a pretty high learning curve if one has little or no experience in email marketing automations. There are many parts to the puzzle that are required to set up and tweak to get things right. It also takes a lot of work to set up segmentations and sequences, especially when tracking visitors/users behaviors.

I love the fact that the software handles all your contacts in one place so seamlessly. Also, the automation is so easy and user friendly. It really makes your life so simple. I was looking around for something to handle my emails and automation and this just fits the bill

I haven't found anything yet that it can't do that I need. I used to use mailchimp, but this has replaced it quite seamlessly.

User-friendly, navigation and the knowledge base is great, specially for newcommers.

It's also very focused on marketing automation and use behavior. I can segment my contacts and create emails based on my customers choice of path.

Everything is unlimited, we just need to control the subscribers list.

Missing some e-commerce integrations, specially Shopify and WooCommerce which are the biggest ones.
Hope they can reach the roadmap expectations on these integrations.

Where other similar email marketing programs have difficult, clunky automation setups and processes, Encharge makes things much simpler and more intuitive without losing functionality. Even in their early stages, the prebuilt Flows and ideas they have built in are great starting points, and you can do quite a bit more with it if you're up for building your own custom Flows.

As it's a newer product still, there are some basics that are missing. For instance, they don't have any of their own forms yet. So you'll either need to build them yourself, use one of their many third-party plugin options, or find some other work around. They're on the roadmap, but have no ETA yet.

My agency is able to create effective DRIP campaigns by using the email automation and event segmentation features. Extremely user friendly and can be easily integrated into my existing workflow.

I would love to see more integrations on Encharge.

Encharge is a delight to use and blazingly fast with triggered email delivery (time to receive and email from when it's triggered in Encharge). The interface, especially the flow designer, is also a delight to use.

The Flow designer is a canvas where you can place related and separate flows making it quite easy to create sophisticated interactions, tagging, segmentation, lead scoring and email delivery, as well as other actions for the individual contacts (they're called People in Encharge). You can zoom in and out of the flow designer, and did I say it's blazingly fast.

There's also the Liquid language which allows you to create dynamic email content such performing calculations based on specific user data, and other data such as time, and the result can show appropriate conditional content. If you are used to programming and/or have used previous automation marketing apps with the ability to show dynamic/conditional content then you should be able to refer to the documentation and quickly start creating dynamic personalised content in your emails in Encharge.

Then there's the website tracking feature which allows you to see how people interact with your website or application and for you to tag them and create customized segmentation and engaging communications. This was one of the main reasons I initially went with Encharge.

There are no lists however with Segements you can create your own (e.g. "Subscribed 1" contains all People with Tag "used.form1.to.subscribe).

One negative experience you may have is that Encharge does not have a form builder for users to submit their details (at the time of writing this review). Though it's planned.

Another requirement is for detailed statistics. If you are used to detailed statistics in your existing marketing automation tool then you may be disappointed.

Multiple Clients in one email automation account! As an agency, that is gold. Also, the ability to do broadcasts or workflows with templates makes it really easy to jump between my different email needs. This platform talks you through it every step of the way and is really easy to figure out.

I wish it had e-commerce (specifically Shopify & Woocommerce) integration.

FINALLY! I've been looking for a suitable replacement to Active Campaign for months when this came across my feed.

The big thing I love about Encharge is that it's fast...and is built around automations + customer experience.

Active campaign feels like it was built in the 1990's from how long it takes to write an email...

My gosh it's a pain.

So far so good with Encharge.

Nothing yet...the only thing (which they are working on) is adding more native integrations with landing page builders like Clickfunnels.

Encharge comes with an incredible feature set and a unique approach to email marketing. The user interface is incredibly well designed and even though I'm a complete beginner to automation, I was able to set up marketing flows with relative ease. The email builder itself is also very easy to use and their customer support is fantastic! Last but not least, the email validation tool that's built into Encharge is an excellent bonus.

Encharge's roadmap looks very promising and I'm excited to join their community at this stage of their evolution. Given the nature of their platform, I'd like to see a lot more direct integrations built in. I would also love for them to implement AMP technology in their email builder. These are minor concerns though. Encharge does everything it promises and it does so exceptionally well!

Powerful automation and segmentation features and bright future as I see great potential for Encharge to grow and close gaps between them and big names in ESP/ email marketing automation platforms out there.

I am currently using one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful, email marketing platforms. So I am very familiar with segmentation and personalization features that Encharge has and can help them shape their future growth. Happy to see them welcoming our feature requests, including WooCommerce and/or Shopify integrations, forms, “Action-Goal” for the Flow builder, among others.

- Dashboard is clean with all the key metrics like subscriber growth, opens, clicks, replies, unsubscribes, spam complaints, etc charts

- Nice touch of automatically importing your website logo if you enter your website link during your account sign up

- Integrations: tons of them already there, plus Webhook, Zapier, MailChimp, ManyChat, BotStar, to name a few

- Email Builder has two options: drag and drop builder with text, images, social media icons, etc. and text-only option. Several templates are available to give you a jumpstart. They are working on a text editor that would allow inserting images as well. But the drag and drop builder takes care of it anyways.

- Automatic Email validation. Say what!

- Visual Flow builder that is drag and drop of modules/steps like triggers, actions, and Filters

- Folder structure for Flows, Emails, and Broadcasts

- Segmentation:

There's nothing to dislike per se at the moment except I would like them to add a bunch of features, for example:

1. WooCommerce Integration

2. Shopify Integration

3. ThriveCart Integration

4. AccessAlly Integration

5. Broadcast Resend feature including scheduling options

6. Broadcast Metrics (This may be there already, but I don't remember.

7. CTA Button and Image insertion in the Text-Based emails

8. Wait Until Specific Date trigger

9. GOAL Action/Trigger

Simple UI,
User friendly,
Lot of Integrations,
Lot of futures,
User tracking,
Affordable than other Email marketing tools,
Drag and Drop.

At present, there is no eCommerce integration. But they are thinking to add e-commerce integration as well in future.

But I strongly recommend Tutors, bloggers, affiliates and other service providers.

Recommendations:

@ E-commerce integration: WooCommerce and Shopify,
@ Video tutorials,
@ Woorise integration,
@ No Forms at present. So I'll recommend Forms, Pop-ups, and Step wise form.

Great automatization
User friendly interface
Setting up flows is a cinch, and the flows are versatile.
I had a few questions and support was right there, quick, knowledgeable and helpful.
Imported thousands of contacts in a few minutes.
Set up and sent out a broadcast without a hitch.
Site tracking was easy to set up...and works.
Dozens of integrations, and more coming.
Fluid UI/UX - (similar to ConvertKit but more advanced). Automation is buttery smooth, and you can create automation emails without leaving the flow builder. Which is lightning fast.
Liquid templating feature in editor
Webhook support - HUGE!
Integrates with Zapier and Integrately
Good refined drag and drop email builder
Site tracking and auto form capture mechanism.
Auto email validation system upon adding the subscribers. Say goodbye to NeverBounce

No lists feature! Either you need to use sub accounts as multiple lists or preferably prefix "List" for tags.
Importing from your existing email marketing provider can be a headache as tags can't be programmatically added in the CSV. Or am I missing something here?
The premium features like Segment Integration, Salesforce Integration, Event-Based Segments, Transactional Emails, are missing. Atleast Event-based segments? C'mon!
No option for nested conditions while segmenting
No option for periodic triggers - only one time schedule trigger there for automation builder
The subscriber field of "Start trial" should be "Subscribed on" - seems very SaaSish
No eCommerce or WordPress integrations. Site tracking and liquid templating feel so empty without eCommerce.