Feb 21, 2017
LetSocify is a powerful, yet simple cloud based software that enables marketers to capture the Facebook profile information and the Facebook email address of their subscribers with the click of a button.

February 21, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
LetSocify is a solution to get in front Facebook users every time they open their FB account on their desktop. Marketers can now forget about low open rates and expensive retargeting campaigns. This product will crush their retargeting results, increase their email list, and boost their revenues instantly.
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When the user logs into FB, the user's FB profile information is shared with marketers in their cloud-based app through LetSocify, including their FB linked email address, so marketers can retarget their users with Facebook notifications and email marketing. Marketers also get user’s name, gender, location, operating system, browser platform, and IP address.
Marketers can easily follow the simple steps to get their system setup to retarget their users on FB. They are also able to choose their own on-boarding text to get their subscriber with just a click of mouse. Marketers can use the side scroll or bottom scroll opt-in or simply select a button to place anywhere on their website.
LetSocify software will personalize marketer’s messages with the users' name and their emoticons. It allows them to insert any URL to direct their user to their site and choose the right moment to send their message by using the adaptive scheduling feature. All they need to do is to select any segment or filter they have created to laser target their prospects, and click send.
For optimal message performance, A/B Testing is an important tool to find out what converts best. The software enables its users to change their title, message or emotions and see what sticks and clicks and what does not.
Marketers are allowed to create custom filters to target users based on geography, category, platform, browser and gender. They can use the segmenting feature of LetSocify to target only those users who signed up for a specific segment of their list.
Moreover, LetSocify sends a sequence of messages based on clicks. Marketers just need to setup a sequence of messages that will go out based on their timing parameters and based on whether their user has clicked, a next message will be sent.
The software’s vendor offers buyers a chance to review their users and check out their user’s FB profiles to find out their interests, behaviors and much more. By connecting favorite autoresponder, they will secure their list and be able to retarget by sending those users emails in combination with notification messages.
LetSocify soft gives marketers the ability to get detailed reports on both their subscribers and messages. They can check their click rate and know which settings work the best for them. Now they are able to know the best time to push updates to their audience, download all reports in CSV or PDF format and get weekly reports by email.
A local business consultant named Robert Schoolcraft shared his experience with LetSocify: “I have had the opportunity to test LetSocify to attract new customers to my website. Although discussion forums, web videos and helpful guides all can significantly increase the number of visitors your site receives, nothing is as cool as this. If you want the power of Facebook, you need to get this now AND the top edition at that. It is amazing!!!”
All in all, LetSocify by Kimberly is an incredibly easy platform to get used to. Marketers only need to setup their FB account and they are ready to go and mingle with nearly two billion other Facebook users.
For more information, please visit LetSocify review and demo.
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