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]]> By: CakeMail now in beta | Montreal Tech Watch http://www.thecodekitchen.com/blog/2007/08/13/cakemail-limited-beta-access-now-available/#comment-17 CakeMail now in beta | Montreal Tech Watch Wed, 15 Aug 2007 18:57:48 +0000 http://www.thecodekitchen.com/blog/2007/08/13/cakemail-limited-beta-access-now-available/#comment-17 [...] I went through the beta. First, the registration email was ironically flagged as spam, which should be the last thing to happen to a newsletter platform. It also lacked any info about the pricing, and I haven’t been able to customize the interface as it was advertised, or get to an option to white-label it. Now, a comparison with Campaign Monitor is due, which is actually the standard for newsletters. I found Cake was much easier to use, the process of creating and sending a mailing is much more logical than Campaign Monitor’s crowded interface and options. And I would say I will be using for current projects instead of CampaignMonitor, if it’s priced right. You can also go try CakeMail. [...] […] I went through the beta. First, the registration email was ironically flagged as spam, which should be the last thing to happen to a newsletter platform. It also lacked any info about the pricing, and I haven’t been able to customize the interface as it was advertised, or get to an option to white-label it. Now, a comparison with Campaign Monitor is due, which is actually the standard for newsletters. I found Cake was much easier to use, the process of creating and sending a mailing is much more logical than Campaign Monitor’s crowded interface and options. And I would say I will be using for current projects instead of CampaignMonitor, if it’s priced right. You can also go try CakeMail. […]

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