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About SailPlay Sender
Founded in 2012 by a former McKinsey consultant and an experienced project manager, SailPlay is a New York and Moscow-based company developing software for email marketing, content curation, customer loyalty, and gamification.
SailPlay Sender is the company’s cloud-based email marketing system that allows you to build powerful email campaigns that drive customer engagement and — most importantly — sales. Using an intuitive, drag-and-drop interface, SailPlay Sender helps you group your customers, segmenting them into various campaigns based upon their actions and socio-demographic data, in order to send more engaging marketing communications. Furthermore, with SailPlay Sender’s SMS integration, you can plan and run text advertising campaigns alongside your email marketing efforts, and you can even track your direct mail marketing efforts using the same analytics engine with which SailPlay Sender reviews your other marketing efforts. The SailPlay Sender email marketing system can be easily integrated with your website — according to the company, it will take just 20 minutes and no coding. Fully integrating SailPlay Sender with your website or ecommerce portal allows you to more effectively track customer interactions across all channels. SailPlay also offers a low-cost customer engagement solution, SailPlay Loyalty, that’s pre-integrated with Sender, and using the systems together has unlocked strong ROI for SailPlay customers like Papa John’s Pizza, Volkswagen, and many more.
We recommend SailPlay Sender to any company looking to adopt a cloud-based drip marketing solution that offers great functionality for a low cost: up to 3000 contacts and 150000 emails for free, and starting at just $4/month after that. If you’ve got questions about SailPlay Sender or other email marketing systems, call, click or email to speak with an unbiased Technology Advisor for a no-cost, no-obligation consultation on your unique requirements.
(Last updated on 05/05/2016 by Mary Houston Coker)