@deairby Well i have not personally used it but Mari Smith uses the service, so i bet it must br great for her to be using it.

That’s the best i can tell you about them

@deairby – I’ve worked with it before about a year ago.  It’s very powerful, meaning you can do a lot with it.  Most of the people I know who are using it started out with a less expensive option and then converted to Infusionsoft.  MailChimp is a good free option and Aweber is also one that is low cost.  They each have pros and cons depending on what you need it to do.    Infusionsoft is really flexible but not the easiest product to use.  I would spend some time on their website looking at a few demos and videos.  Here is a link to some of the training videos http://help.infusionsoft.com/training/video-tutorials.  It will give you a better idea.  MailChimp.com also has some online training.  They probably all do to a certain extent.  Hope this helped and didn’t confuse you!  Good luck!

My business coach used and has for years. I know a few other sites I purchase off of use it also.

Hi Dea,

I’ve been researching Infusionsoft for a while and my only contention is that $300 a month might be a drawback if you are just starting out with your business.

I definitely started cheap, and intend to upgrade as my business justifies the cost.

Some years ago I had the opportunity to be instrumental in Six-Sigma lead management system that helped identify cross-sells & up-sell opportunities and define automated processes that took care of such micro groups.

Infusionsoft does that exactly and it does a good job of it too. But one does need to create those mini-campaigns to identify & act on the micro opportunities available. In the right hands and with a bit of patience it is a very powerful sales tool. 

Otherwise, it can be a bit complicated – and you just might be better off starting off with a much simpler service.

Shipra

@deairby ; @iamconsulting ; @maureendenny

Plenty of big time marketers use Infusionsoft. It is pretty expensive and has features you may pay for and not use if you are a small business. From what I know, most people not doing a million dollars a year or more on the Internet find aWeber and Mail Chimp are more than adequate for their emailing needs.