Mailchimp vs Curve Dental Comparison

No learning curve

Nothing!

Reasonable cost, easy learning curve, lots of support.

Cannot think of anything I would change for way we use the app.

The software is intuitive with almost no learning curve.

No cons I have come across while using this product monthly

Somewhat easy to use but still has a learning curve.

Very expensive for a small business owner.

Easy to use for beginners. Learning curve was a breeze!

MailChimp did everything I had hoped it could do.

It's versatile. It's generally easy to use - at the lower levels

Segregating lists qualities for different types of readers without incurring costs (via having the same email in multiple times) can be taxing and difficult. It is doable.

The automated newsletters are robust and can create pretty much whatever we need.

The process of creating custom newsletters can be confusing when not used to the software.

Easy to use, with easy learning curve making adoption easy for new users.

Logging in to Mandrill can be more straight forward. Unstable delivery of 2FA SMS [Once locked out of Account for 2 Week]

Great for small businesses. Easy to use and not a big learning curve.

I have had some duplicate emails and lists and the fees were not reflecting that.

Short adoption/learning curve Easy to use Easy to add-on functionality as needed

Hard selling of additional features that gets a little tiring

It has a very low learning curve because it's very easy to navigate and use

It reserves the right to cancel or suspend your account. If this is done when you are not prepared you may loose very important email lists

Mailchimp is a good software and was easily accessible.

I think mailchimp is difficult to learn and hard to maintain.

Mailchimp makes sending out newsletters very formulaic and simple. You can add and take away different features with the click of a button, and it's easy to add text and photos.

Customizing your newsletter can be a little difficult, and it can also be a little tough to set up a clean-looking newsletter in the first place. In addition, Mailchimp just takes a bit of time to master.

Mail Chimp makes it very easy for any one to run email campaigns. The templates are very nice and the free version gives your plenty of contacts and sends every month.

I used to hate having the mail chimp logo on my messages but so many companies are using this service it is no longer an issue

Using Mailchimp for the first time was easy to navigate. Templates were easy to create and use.

Importing our contact list and email addresses was not as easy. The import was not as smooth as I'd hoped and there problems getting our campaigns out to a few imports. Then editing those contacts was somewhat easy but resending a campaign to those users was time consuming. However, I think I was able to get the hang of it once I played around for a while.

Simple, easy to use, and can quickly send emails. Very low learning curve, and good built in templates.

Lacks integrations, and some of the more advanced features that would be nice to have in order to promote business a bit more

I loved the intuitive way the program helped me set up newsletters. For newbies, this can be an intimidating process. Mailchimp strips away all the nerdy stuff, and just let me get 'er done. This stripped back approach encourages new users to try out more features as they get comfortable. It's very inviting. Added note - loved the cheeky monkey attitude in the writing. Made it fun!

Mailchimp suits my needs beautifully. If there are unattractive features, I haven't found them.

Mailchimp offers a speedy, basic mass email marketing platform. It's very easy-to-use and has no learning curve.

Lack of A/B testing is a definite con. I would like it if Mailchimp provided some functionality for basic A/B testing, such as ability to A/B the subject line.

I like the variety of features available. They make my website easier to navigate and they stand out for looking professional.

There are features that I just don't know how to use. It's been over a year and I still can't figure them out.

Lots of functions, nice design layouts, and a variety of options/areas to explore and make your newsletter branded specifically to your content.

So much that it can do, and very good options for being free, but will take time to figure out.

It has easy built in templates for first time users. The learning curve to design and execute emails is minimal.

The biggest issue with Mailchimp is there hard rules on email bounces, undeliverable that then will suspend your account from using.

Mailchimp is so easy to use and doesn't require the same learning curve as some of the alternatives out there

List management can be a little clunky and frustrating.

Simplicity of registering, low learning curve, and overall fun of the interface make using the software a real pleasure

Cant think of any. It does what it says it will.

Mailchimp offers a decent free plan which is great for budget conscious individuals. The software itself is easy to use and doesn't require a ton of work to get started.

Really need to be a paid user to get all the bells and whistles of this program. The email cap for the free plan is rather low.

The learning curve is almost nonexistent, super user friendly software and the free version is fine for many small businesses.

If you go over your email lost amount in the free version, you have to archive manually the extras... a bit tedious to do.