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Making templates that are nice to look at and compatible is hard. Obviously, you can send emails for much less but I have yet to see a WYSIWYG editor as easy to
by RyanShook 7y ago
Making templates that are nice to look at and compatible is hard. Obviously, you can send emails for much less but I have yet to see a WYSIWYG editor as easy to use as Mailchimp's.
- vzhou842 7y agoAgree. I’m definitely going to miss that the most.
- cosmie 7y agoHave you checked out Mailjet[1]? They created MJML[2], an email templating language that I've used quite a bit. The WYSIWYG editor for Mailjet leverages it, and creates pretty slick looking and compatible email templates if you don't want to use MJML directly. [1] https://www.mailjet.com/ https://www.mailjet.com/ [2] https://mjml.io/ https://mjml.io/
- srge 7y agoMailjet has always been a bad service for us. Price increases, horrible support and constant bugs.
- cosmie 7y agoOh wow! I've used them off and on, and haven't really had many issues. Albeit I haven't run into any issues that warranted contacting support, so I have no idea what that's like. That said, you don't have to use Mailjet the service to use MJML the templating language. I've also used their WYSIWYG editor quite a few times to edit templates and export the HTML and MJML files for use elsewhere.
- jedberg 7y agoIf you really wanted to you could set up a free mailchimp account with one recipient, use their editor to create the template and then send it to yourself, and then put that raw template into your other mail sending program.