Geo Targetly vs GMass: Which is a better fit?

Jake: Hi, I'm Jake, a senior manager at an events company, and I give Geo Targetly three out of five stars. When we ended up going with Geo Targetly, we didn't have many other options in mind. Our honest other alternative was custom development. And so we were grateful to be able to have a solution instead of having to spend a bunch of resources to use custom development to achieve the same results. So we chose Geo Targetly because we have an international platform with several different countries in several different languages, and we needed to display separate content, different webpages, different landing pages, for different people in different countries, and Geo Targetly let us do that fairly easily from a central point. Integration and deployment for Geo Targetly was pretty easy. We were able to develop the different scripts we needed for the different countries and the different pages, and then take those scripts and embed them straight into the pages that we needed, and it was a pretty easy process. The developers didn't have any complaints. One of the biggest suggestions I would have is thinking through the strategy of how you want to use Geo Targetly, because if you put scripts on some of your main pages that are more popular, you'll run through your quota on the different number of page hits that you have and are bumping into a higher tier pretty quickly. We had to learn that one the hard way. And so being able to think through the ideal process of where you place the scripts in different pages, so that you're able to get the same result, but not have unnecessary traffic, or unqualified traffic that runs through your quota right off the bat.

Eli B.: Hey, I'm Eli. I'm a co-founder. GMass, I rate it five stars for more reviews, click the link below. My company uses GMass to send emails out to cold leads that we find through a app called PropStream. We drive around the neighborhood and look for off market properties, skip trace their contact information, and send cold emails out to see if they're interested in selling us their property. What I like most about GMass is the ability to personalize subject lines. What I've found in my business is if I incorporate the property address of a cold email, they are much more likely to open and convert. The only thing I have a challenge with GMass about is the fact that you have to set up your own SMTP server. So what that basically does is ensure that you don't get stopped by Gmail's daily send limits. So if you want to send up to 2,000 emails a day, you have to set up your own server, which is tedious if you're not completely tech savvy, but it's perfectly doable.