I am currently testing Boot, and some other URL shorteners (Bit.ly, Replug, LinkJoy, …)
Pros
- custom social apps : good coverage (Facebook, Google, Twitter, Linkedin, Amazon, Apple)
- tracking pixels / trackind codes : good coverage for your marketing campaigns (Facebook pixel, Google Analytics / Adwords / Tag Manager, Twitter, Linkedin, Quora, Pinterest)
- datasync integrations (email marketing services, CRM , Zapier) : SendLane, AWeber, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, MailChimp, Platformly ; Zapier, WebHook.
- HTML Form Integrations
- Custom Domains : promising
- Landing pages : drag and drop builder, embeddable codes for your website, QRCode available for offline use, bootstrap snippets
- Optin links : target URL can be used by users to upload a document
Cons
- Custom Domains : not so easy to configure for the first time. I don’t use Cloudflare now (but I probably will in the future) and I use the CNAME method without success. I created several custom domains to test Boost, but none can be verified. I will read carrefully again the tutorial, I probably forgot something. If I don’t succeed, a call to boost’s support team will probably help to solve my problem (and I will see how fast Boost support team answer)
- Landing pages : the drag and drop page builder could be improved to be more user friendly (I use page builders on WordPress, and these are easier to use)
I gave 4/5 tacos for Boost, with these Pro and Cons. At the moment, tests are not finished and I will compare the products I test. Perhaps a 5 tacos for Boost ?