Even with all this they've clearly been successful on the revenue front. With an acquisition like this (company losing money), it'll be interesting to see what SalesForce does to make them turn a profit.
Even with all this they've clearly been successful on the revenue front. With an acquisition like this (company losing money), it'll be interesting to see what SalesForce does to make them turn a profit.
However, from what I have seen of Salesforce, which is not direct experience but in watching demos over people's shoulders, their test environment setup is very smooth. I think you have to pay more for it, but you can get a copy of your environment, if you are writing custom plugins it checks that you wrote tests, that those tests pass, and that those tests aren't stubs, before it lets you put anything live. It seemed a legit best practices operation.
Maybe Salesforce can implement that setup for the ET service and APIs. In the meantime I will checkout customer.io for the next project that needs email campaigns.
We do not focus on profit, but instead focus on revenue. This is the same model as SalesForce and Amazon.