About Sally

Sally LazarusHi there! I’m Sally and I’m a online marketing geek & sci-fi nut.

I started out as a programmer many moons ago, before the Internet as we know it today was born.

Things have moved on more than a bit and I have been working online for a good few years.

I love tinkering with software tools and enjoy helping non-techies get to grips with them too – especially list-building and email marketing tools.

4 thoughts on “About Sally”

  1. Hi Sally can you let me know how you copied the clickfunnel funnel into your convertri. i am stuck and i would love to be able to do this i am on a course and they use clickfunells but i want to keep using convertri. hope you can help.

    anthony

    1. Hi Charles,

      I know I’ve already answered you via Facebook messaging, but here’s the answer for anyone else wondering…

      You can’t import a funnels unless it’s from a Convertri share link.

      But it’s fairly easy to copy a page. I use a couple of Chrome extensions – first is GetThemAll to download all the pics quickly. You can also see any links used.
      https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-downloader-getthema/nbkekaeindpfpcoldfckljplboolgkfm?hl=en

      Second one is Colorzilla eyedropper to find the exact colours used.
      https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/colorzilla/bhlhnicpbhignbdhedgjhgdocnmhomnp?hl=en

      Then it’s just a case of using the Convertri elements to duplicate the page layout. There’s a bit of a learning curve at first but it gets easier once you’re used to how it works.

      And just copy and paste any text. There’s also an extension called WhatFont to find the right font, though I haven’t used it myself.

      Hope that helps a bit 😊

      Sally

  2. Hi Sally,

    Thanks for your terrific comparison between ClickFunnels and Convertri! Very helpful, indeed.

    When you linked your two versions of the same page, I found the appearance and formatting of the ClickFunnels page significantly superior to your Convertri version.

    Fonts are nicer, spacing of bullets and text looks cleaner, bullets checkmarks are near the top of the indented paragraph where they look right, button text isn’t amateurishly cut off (it says “Download Cheatshee”, at least on mobile). Those are the items that jumped out at me, anyway.

    I realize this is an older article, so is your sample just out of date somehow? Or is this the level of professional appearance that can be achieved on mobile with Convertri?

    Thanks again for experimenting and sharing your results with all of us – I really appreciate your work on this.

    1. Hi Ben,

      Thanks for your comment and sorry for my late reply, I have been unwell.

      I could have spent longer getting the Convertri version to use the exact same fonts etc but chose not to. Maybe I’ll go back and edit it sometime 🙂

      As you say, this is an older post and Convertri has been through quite a few changes since then (they are constantly improving it). It might be that I need to tweak the formatting on the mobile version.

      If you look at the following page, it should be formatted correctly for mobile. It is on my Galaxy S6 anyway:
      https://marketingeekery.convertri.com/top20tools

      IMHO you can definitely get the same level of professional appearance with Convertri as you can on ClickFunnels 🙂

      Sally

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