Learn How to Create a Sales Funnel _ Get Response [Video]

As things stand, this feature is probably best suited towards ‘solopreneurs’ or small businesses who want an all-in-one option for creating all the assets they need to produce a sales funnel.
Merchants with large product catalogues and extensive ecommerce requirements will still probably be better off using a dedicated ecommerce solution like BigCommerce or Shopify for the actual selling part of the mix, however.
Website builder
The latest addition to GetResponse’s feature set is a website builder.
This lets you create a website within the GetResponse interface and connect it to a domain you own (you can also, if you like, buy your domain through GetResponse).
The templates for the website builder are pretty good and there are a lot of them (around 133). But as things stand, the tool is a fairly basic affair, only letting you create simple, static pages.
You can create one website on the ‘Email Marketing’ plan, five on the ‘Marketing Automation’ and ‘Ecommerce Marketing’ plans, and ten on the’Max2‘ plans let you create five.
You can add GetResponse forms very easily to these, which is helpful, but I couldn’t find an obvious way to add any products I had created in GetResponse to a test website that I put together with the builder.
So if you’re hoping to build an online store with this tool, you will be a bit disappointed. On the plus side however, GetResponse says that full ecommerce functionality is on the way.
As a means for creating a simple brochure website though, it will work pretty well for some (especially web design novices, who might find its automated ‘AI’ builder — which builds a website for you based on answers to some questions about your project — a fairly non-threatening way to get a website off the ground).