How do I get 200 subscribers to a HubSpot/MailChimp integration?

[Tatiana Iakovleva]

Hi everyone,

I need your advice. I've been tasked with getting 200 free trial users for a new version of our platform by the end of the month/first week of August. The platform plugs into HubSpot and MailChimp and uses AI to predict customer personality, rate how appealing different images used in email drafts will be to different personalities and recommend better alternatives. I only have a small budget (~£200) available. We are already using Facebook ads. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

More info: datasine.com/early-access

 

[Calvin Crane]

I saw your previous messages. Personally I don't like AI trying to work out which image in a mailer or which title in a PPC ad is going to work better. This is an awful direction for any company to go in so I was not interested in your companies product. I would spend my own time AB testing ads and things. If you are struggling to get 200 free users then I would think that's a pretty good signal.
You must have bought the right to get your website in your profile.
I think outreach is much more effective as you are continually doing here, you need to reach some companies who are looking for automated dare I say it spammy solutions.

 

[fisicx]

I need your advice. I've been tasked with getting 200 free trial users for a new version of our platform by the end of the month/first week of August.

Show me a demo. and then when the application is launched I might take a look if there is a free trial.

But as @Calvin Crane suggests, I don't see the value in such a project. I don't want my bank or any one else to start sending personalised messages. In fact I'd question your use of my data to do such a thing. This is exactly what GDPR was designed to prevent (unless permission was granted).

 

[Tatiana Iakovleva]

I saw your previous messages. Personally I don't like AI trying to work out which image in a mailer or which title in a PPC ad is going to work better. This is an awful direction for any company to go in so I was not interested in your companies product. I would spend my own time AB testing ads and things.

Thanks for your feedback. We are also big advocates of A/B testing. Bringing AI into the mix just means it can be done better, taking all of the learnings from your past campaigns plus those of many other marketers and providing informed recommendations for what will work well and what A/B tests to run next. Personalisation has been central to the success of companies such as Amazon and Netflix, which have massive datasets to work from. Platforms like ours open up this capability to marketers at companies of all shapes and sizes and in a way that requires nothing more than their first-party data (no more relying on dubious 3rd-party data providers). Love it or loathe it, personalisation is the future.

Show me a demo. and then when the application is launched I might take a look if there is a free trial.

Demo is coming soon

In fact I'd question your use of my data to do such a thing. This is exactly what GDPR was designed to prevent (unless permission was granted).

As to the importance of being ethical and operating within the law with all of this - I totally agree. We are transparent with what we're doing, have a code of conduct that prohibits the use of our platform for certain purposes and are careful to ensure we are GDPR compliant.

 

[fisicx]

Demo is coming soon

So don't even bother trying to get 200 subscribers until oyu have something to show.

The only thing your website does is market the team. It tells me nothing of value about the product.