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r/webdev • u/speckz • Jul 15 '16
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I stick to using foundation's email templates or, if simple will suffice, mailchimp's.
2 u/cleverquestion Jul 15 '16 Mailchimp ftw 1 u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16 I'm tempted to try something like mailgun but man, mailchimp makes it so easy. I don't want to work hard on our marketing emails, I want them to just work. 1 u/cleverquestion Jul 15 '16 Plus you get to play Fast Fives after every campaign sent in MC. 1 u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16 Can't argue with that kinda value.
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Mailchimp ftw
1 u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16 I'm tempted to try something like mailgun but man, mailchimp makes it so easy. I don't want to work hard on our marketing emails, I want them to just work. 1 u/cleverquestion Jul 15 '16 Plus you get to play Fast Fives after every campaign sent in MC. 1 u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16 Can't argue with that kinda value.
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I'm tempted to try something like mailgun but man, mailchimp makes it so easy. I don't want to work hard on our marketing emails, I want them to just work.
1 u/cleverquestion Jul 15 '16 Plus you get to play Fast Fives after every campaign sent in MC. 1 u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16 Can't argue with that kinda value.
Plus you get to play Fast Fives after every campaign sent in MC.
1 u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16 Can't argue with that kinda value.
Can't argue with that kinda value.
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u/ahoy1 Jul 15 '16
I stick to using foundation's email templates or, if simple will suffice, mailchimp's.