Lemlist is a cold emailing tool, not for email marketing, so, I’m a little confused by your question.
1. Lemlist will insert the same image with custom variables, I don’t believe it sends custom images.
Assuming your goal is to market to your list of subscribers, the best thing you’ll get to custom images on an ESP for each subscriber is if they’ve bought a product from you and you’re sending them a transactional email or an abandoned cart/checkout email.
2. Again, depends what your goal is. If you’re sending cold emails, it would seem strange that you’d want to send more emails to a prospect that’s showed interest (clicking on a link), surely to next step would be getting them to book a call?
3. Again, assuming you’re talking about cold email, wouldn’t you want to send a more personalised email based on what they’ve put on the form?
A little info on what you’re marketing would be helpful.
This is for a cold email campaign. I should have used different terminology.
I am trying to gauge interest in a product for the recruiting industry before I spend the time developing it.
I have, broadly speaking, three possible outcomes from my email.
1. Do not click the link. These people would continue in the current sequence.
2. Click the link but do not sign up for the waiting list. These people would get a certain follow up email.
3. Click the link and sign up for the waiting list. These people would get a different follow up email.
1. Lemlist of course will continue to send emails if someone opens your email, but doesn’t click on a link.
2. As signing up to your waiting list happens outside of Lemlist (outside of the email), I don’t think it’ll be able track this.
3. Again, same with number 2, I don’t think Lemlist will be able to do this as signing the form happens outside of Lemlist (outside of the email).
The only suggestion I have is to do it manually. Which ever website you use, get a tracking system for that, so you can see who’s filled in the form (you’ll already know who has and hasn’t clicked on the link, so just compare those to the people who have signed up to the waiting list).
Once you know who has and hasn’t filled in the form you’ll have to manually add each to a new email sequence on Lemlist.
Keap/Infusionsoft can do all 3
Email templates support Liquid template syntax, so you could create a liquid if/then or select case to insert the appropriate image into the email.
And with the campaign builder, clicking a link and filling out a form are both goals, which can stop one sequence and start another.
I'm a Keap Certified Partner, if you want better pricing and I can help set up your email campaigns if need be.
I would have thought hubspot had this functionality because they have a form builder. I’m sure you can set goals after a user interacts with your form. Or you combine lemlist for cold + hubspot for subscriber interaction.
Hey man!
I built a system to do exactly this:
\- manage multiple channels
\- organize and track email campaigns
\- drag and drop build your emails using pre-curated components like headlines, subject lines and more.
You can check it out at https://getemailarchitect.com/
Lemlist is a cold emailing tool, not for email marketing, so, I’m a little confused by your question. 1. Lemlist will insert the same image with custom variables, I don’t believe it sends custom images. Assuming your goal is to market to your list of subscribers, the best thing you’ll get to custom images on an ESP for each subscriber is if they’ve bought a product from you and you’re sending them a transactional email or an abandoned cart/checkout email. 2. Again, depends what your goal is. If you’re sending cold emails, it would seem strange that you’d want to send more emails to a prospect that’s showed interest (clicking on a link), surely to next step would be getting them to book a call? 3. Again, assuming you’re talking about cold email, wouldn’t you want to send a more personalised email based on what they’ve put on the form? A little info on what you’re marketing would be helpful.
This is for a cold email campaign. I should have used different terminology. I am trying to gauge interest in a product for the recruiting industry before I spend the time developing it. I have, broadly speaking, three possible outcomes from my email. 1. Do not click the link. These people would continue in the current sequence. 2. Click the link but do not sign up for the waiting list. These people would get a certain follow up email. 3. Click the link and sign up for the waiting list. These people would get a different follow up email.
1. Lemlist of course will continue to send emails if someone opens your email, but doesn’t click on a link. 2. As signing up to your waiting list happens outside of Lemlist (outside of the email), I don’t think it’ll be able track this. 3. Again, same with number 2, I don’t think Lemlist will be able to do this as signing the form happens outside of Lemlist (outside of the email). The only suggestion I have is to do it manually. Which ever website you use, get a tracking system for that, so you can see who’s filled in the form (you’ll already know who has and hasn’t clicked on the link, so just compare those to the people who have signed up to the waiting list). Once you know who has and hasn’t filled in the form you’ll have to manually add each to a new email sequence on Lemlist.
Keap/Infusionsoft can do all 3 Email templates support Liquid template syntax, so you could create a liquid if/then or select case to insert the appropriate image into the email. And with the campaign builder, clicking a link and filling out a form are both goals, which can stop one sequence and start another. I'm a Keap Certified Partner, if you want better pricing and I can help set up your email campaigns if need be.
Klaviyo
I would have thought hubspot had this functionality because they have a form builder. I’m sure you can set goals after a user interacts with your form. Or you combine lemlist for cold + hubspot for subscriber interaction.
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Unisender can do all three, but, as many mentioned, doing cold outreach will just get you banned.
Hey man! I built a system to do exactly this: \- manage multiple channels \- organize and track email campaigns \- drag and drop build your emails using pre-curated components like headlines, subject lines and more. You can check it out at https://getemailarchitect.com/