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- Can I afford to pay at least<\/em> $300 per month?<\/strong>
\nAlthough Infusionsoft’s monthly pricing starts at $200, you really lose out on a lot of the marketing automation that Infusionsoft has to offer on this particular plan which is kind of the point of using Infusionsoft. So you may as well use their $300 a month<\/a> (learn more about Infusionsoft Pricing<\/a>) program. You’ll also need to pay an initial set up fee of $2,000. If these kind of numbers look too steep, you can consider some lower priced Infusionsoft alternatives<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/ul>\n![\"Infusionsoft](\"https:\/\/www.evernote.com\/shard\/s55\/sh\/bd55b049-dd99-4b19-8bae-817e9c0d5845\/ae25b56c304feb292fdf224bd631279a\/deep\/0\/Infusionsoft-Pricing---Infusionsoft-Cost---Infusionsoft.png\" "\\"Infusionsoft")
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- Is marketing automation<\/span> important to me?<\/strong>
\nIf you just need to send monthly newsletters or a simple Autoresponder sequence (e.g. Bob gets email #1 today, email #2 in 3 days, email #3 in 5 days), you should look at a simple email responder service like Mailchimp which will amply do the job (and do it much better than Infusionsoft). On the other hand, if you want to automate your marketing activities and have an all in one CRM solution, then you can safely answer “yes” to this question.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/ul>\n<\/p>\n
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- Do I have an email list or can I build a valuable email list?<\/strong>
\nAre you already using an email service provider like Aweber, Mailchimp, GetResponse, ConstantContact, even Ontraport<\/a> (OfficeAutoPilot<\/a>)? Do you already understand the value of email marketing and now you want to take it to the next level? Then move on to the next question.If you don’t already have an email list but you know that email marketing or having a customer relationship management software is going to be important, you can also tick this one off as a yes<\/em>. In my own case,
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\n<\/strong><\/li>\n- Will I have time to learn about Infusionsoft’s system or can I afford to have someone else implement the system for me?<\/strong>
\nThere is a learning curve<\/em> involved when you first start out using Infusionsoft. If you’re not very good with tech stuff, then it may indeed take you some time to understand the basics of Infusionsoft. All of this will require patience and time, especially to set up your system properly. You’ll need to spend some time, at least<\/em> a month, though probably more (1-3 months depending on the individual), to get everything set up properly.If you know<\/em> that you’re not going to have the time, you can hire an Infusionsoft Consultant to do the work for you. The charges range from $20.00 per hour (you can Indians\/Filipinos on Elance\/oDesk though I wouldn’t recommend this option) to $900 per hour and the average is probably (I’m guessing) $200 per hour.If you can’t commit to spending the time necessary to learn the ropes or pay for someone else to implement Infusionsoft for your business, then you should consider putting off your purchase.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nSo, did you answer yes<\/strong><\/em> to all\/most of these questions? If so, then you should continue reading<\/strong>. If you answered mainly no<\/em>, I would consider looking at Aweber, Mailchimp or GetResponse instead rather than reading through this entire Infusionsoft Review.<\/p>\n
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- Will I have time to learn about Infusionsoft’s system or can I afford to have someone else implement the system for me?<\/strong>
- Do I have an email list or can I build a valuable email list?<\/strong>
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- Is marketing automation<\/span> important to me?<\/strong>