Most ecommerce store owners will agree that traditional email platforms just don’t get online retail. You mostly get basic templates that can’t showcase your products, generic automations that completely ignore customer purchase behavior, and absolutely zero integration with your actual store. So when I stumbled across Omnisend, I was immediately excited. Could this be the [...]
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