Mailchimp, the popular email marketing software that’s enjoyed by millions of users around the world, is announcing a new Marketing CRM module. Duh. I say duh because, well, isn't it obvious?

HubSpot CRM and Mailchimp are both widely used platforms, and each of them has their brand loyalists for good reason. But which one is “better” depends entirely on what it’s being used for.

Mailchimp has been moving beyond email for the last two years with feature introductions like landing pages, Facebook ads, Google remarketing ads, postcards, social posting, and some marketing CRM ...

Though Mailchimp doesn’t have a stand-alone CRM platform, it offers several CRM tools small businesses need. For more advanced needs, Mailchimp also integrates with other CRM platforms. With data ...

“Together, Mailchimp and QuickBooks will become a powerful engine for small and mid-market business customers to get, engage and retain their customers, run their businesses, optimize cash flow ...

Mailchimp first created a marketing CRM (customer relationship management), which includes things like an audience view so business owners can see all of their contacts and then organize them with ...

Mailchimp: At a Glance Mailchimp is a product of Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ: INTU). The company specializes in the production of marketing automation and email marketing tools.

Cloud-based CRM for fundraisers Donorfy has integrated with marketing and email automation tool Mailchimp. The move is designed to help fundraisers save time when using email to communicate with ...

Mailchimp starts at $9.99 per month, though there's also a free plan that can cover 2,000 contacts and 10,000 email sends and bundles automations, basic templates, a marketing CRM and surveys and ...