Category: Considering Kit
A series on choosing and migrating to Kit (formerly ConvertKit).
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Migrating to Kit from ActiveCampaign
Kit (formerly ConvertKit) was a serious contender, but ActiveCampaign won. ActiveCampaign was just so so robust. I felt like there was nothing I couldn’t do in ActiveCampaign.
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Your Kit* questions, answered! Part 6 of the Considering Kit series
I’m surprised – this series garnered so few questions. Do you really have no questions??? Well, by no questions, I mean aside from these:
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The Kit* features I hate or miss: Part 5 of the Considering Kit series
This writeup? I am definitely not procrastinating this writeup. It is so easy to harp on tech, am’iright? Thankfully, the things that bother me about Kit aren’t deal breakers.
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The Kit* features I love (and why I don’t want to share them with you): Part 4 of the Considering Kit series
Kit is a tool I love, and this writeup is about what I love about it. So why the procrastination? Because I’m an affiliate.
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ConvertKit Had Bad Support – Here’s Why I Recommend Them Anyway: Part 3 of the Considering Kit series
If you cancelled ConvertKit back in 2016, you were in for a nasty surprise. So why in the world did I feel confident switching to Kit – or becoming an affiliate and risking my reputation by recommending them?
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Why I migrated to Kit*: Part 2 of the Considering Kit series
Pop quiz: What are a few ways in which Creators stand apart from other business owners? Here’re the first 5 stand-apart ways that I came up with.
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A guide to choosing SaaS (and how it affects your choice of email sending platform): Part 1 of the Considering Kit series
The rap-guide for choosing tech tools: When choosin’ a SaaS, you gotta ask – not ’bouts the set of features, but ’bouts the guidin’ ethos. Sounds fluffy? Don’t get huffy.
