What differentiates MessageMedia from other similar products?

We are having a great time using our society's communication media to hold our citizens informed. Simple to use, simple to build and distribute templates, simple to establish user profiles, extensive reporting, and simple to modify user settings except for time zone. I liked that we can use a business phone number or a five-digit code. I loved the fact that we could utilize either the site or email. I appreciate how we stopped the name on the email account using basic HTML. Some consumers like texting. People nowadays, like myself, do not have any time to read their emails.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

Pros: The opportunity to contact a consumer without requiring a dual opt-in is fantastic. It's also useful to be able to opt consumers out like an executive in the backend. In this manner, none of the workers will be able to text consumers who have requested not to be contacted. The installation process was simple. I can sign up and send a message in a few hours. I like how people may reply to SMS messages. I appreciate that when we have an emergency, like turning down the flow to the building, we can immediately notify them of the problem. Previously, we had to phone everyone before the event.

What do you dislike most about this product?

The cost is exorbitant, and the customer support is atrocious. You'll receive emails from somebody in Australia, therefore the time zone barrier is a matter of concern. It appears to be a little 5-person firm. Everybody in this field is five years back in terms of features. Once I leave a session running for a bit and then return to accomplish anything, I get an error.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Overall, a fantastic solution that enables us to communicate with our consumers most simply and practically imaginable. I wholeheartedly recommend this solution.