Ohhhhh Sharpspring How I Love Thee!
Updated December 16, 2019
Ohhhhh Sharpspring How I Love Thee!

Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with SharpSpring
So currently, SharpSpring is being used across our entire organization which is comprised of two different departments: the lending side and the investment side. Capital raising is more our focus at the moment so we are using SharpSpring from both a sales and marketing perspective, to not only target/generate/maintain qualified investors for our new fund but also to begin a solid relationship with them even if they don't invest, by way of education via email drip campaign and live or pre-recorded webinars!
Pros
- Workflow creation is super simple and easy to use.
- Pipeline management/maintenance as well as Reports features make it simple for my CEO to know exactly where we are at any given moment.
Cons
- Being able to sort/segment leads/lists. Would be great if we could choose to target a list of leads, directly from the marketing campaign we received them from, without having to create a separate list.
- Help from Customer Service takes time. Hoping that with the new live chat feature this gets fixed.
- Positive ROI: I can literally track, dollar for dollar, the specific ROI on every single ad dollar I spend.
- Ability to manage my pipeline super simple/easy and combined with the real time reporting, allows my CEO to be kept up to date on how we are doing/progressing
- Salesforce Lightning Platform (formerly Salesforce App Cloud)
I didn't choose SharpSpring over Salesforce, as SharpSpring was already here when I took this role but comparatively speaking, I feel that SharpSpring is better suited for a small organization like ours, who's focus right now is on raising capital for a very unique niche/space, when talking about cannabis.
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