WordPress vs Marketing 360 Comparison

Helpful resources for how to’s and large variety of options for design.

How to’s should include “if/then scenarios” I have had multiple instances where I was using a how that didn’t work and there wasn’t a follow up answer

The best thing about Wordpress is the ability to create your own websites.

It was difficult to set up e-commerce on my website for affiliate marketing.

This is amazing tool to build websites. Schools should teach this in elementary school. Its easy to use, fast, simple.

I would delete or change the first default templates and have a drag and drop builder instead of them.

This is a great software program for digital marketing. It makes life much easier when it comes to marketing.

They could run more specials on pricing on a monthly or yearly basis. They could also do a better job at explaining all the options available.

- easy to install and setup - beautiful dashboard for admin work - fast - community support - there's a plugin for everything

- can get complex if the plugin you need does not exist

They flexibility to add/create forms for different uses.

It's convoluted for a beginner and takes a bit of learning. It does not feel plug and play.

Easy to use, flexible, adaptable, versatile. All u need is a good theme and the right plugins. And now with Gutenberg is so much better the experience.

Should have a native way to work landing pages, lead generations, contant management and even email marketing.

- Free themes for starters to get on track without making investments. - Huge network that can benefit your personal site or blog. If you use the appropriate tools and features, you could have lots of followers. - You can use most of its features from your phone, as people can read from it, so it has lots of flow

- Developer knowledge is required in order to take the best out of it. If you don't have it you will have to learn so you can go further than basic. - Vulnerable to hack, as it is not that safe, but you can regularly make a check. - Marketing. Unless you do a good job marketing, you can keep posting and never get visitors. You will find a lot of competition, so marketing is essential.

Easy to use overall and it is what we are used to on the Marketing side of our schools. User friendly overall.

Our marketing director will sometimes complain that she could only do small sections of work at a time.

This software is great for affiliate marketing.

You have to monetize your blogs in order to get paid. Takes time to make the blogs. Depends on traffic and how much people will look at your blogs.

Wordpress is good software for website platform which it is easy to use and catch up. I am a new user of it but I can work on it after a few weeks. There is plenty of plugin and theme available in the market. It is easy to use and work on a website for both developer and user experiences. I would recommend for you if you are looking at content management services. Cheers

It is costly for custom plugin and theme.

Que su software es fácil de usar y por lo general muy avanzado

Por lo genera todo es correcto, no hay problemas

For newbies it is great and allows the functionality of a big time. I love it for our company blog.

I could not utilize come codes for marketing like spin wheel functions, but took some time and got a work around.

The best part of the tool is, that its features can be used by everyone, who is not from a coding background. We can easily create new posts, add images, videos, etc.

Too many times updation comes, and many features don't work.

This is a good marketing tool for businesses and employees. You can do a lot with this application software.

The price is a bit high. They could run more monthly and yearly specials. They could also make it a little easier to use.

It's well-known and straightforward. I can easily edit blog articles that were posted by the website admins.

It's a bit clunky and lacks some of the more snazzy features of other website providers.

- Easy to use - simple dashboard means that you don't have to be a trained web developer to add/tweak content on your website. It may take some time to get used to the backend section, but it's much more intuitive than say Joomla or Magento. - Features - ability to install plugins for any purpose (with choice of thousands) i.e. to back up your website/help with SEO/resize images etc. - Perfect for SEO - can easily change meta tags, H1 headings and URLs/access the theme etc to make changes in the Editor section if trained in HTML.

- Honestly, I'm struggling to think of something. Personally, it's the best CMS to work with if you're working in SEO/digital marketing.

- Great for publishing blogs - Has great tools for SEO and marketing

- Limited features, but gets the job done

- WordPress is open source, so it is always evolving (both within the themes and the plugins). - WordPress is very flexible, almost any functionality and design can be easily developed - Non-technical admins can manage a plethora of options - from marketing to copy to new page creation.

- Learning curve for non-technical admins is higher than other, similar content management systems. - Because WordPress is open source, there is a lot of poor quality products built using the technology. It's important to understand how things are developed prior to purchasing themes, plugins, etc.

Easy templates and themes to modify. Makes blogging easy and adding photos/features. Needs no sophisticated experience to use

Intensive customization is not possible without coding experience. Security is not guaranteed

We're able to implement most solutions with Wordpress. It's a great website builder, landing page creator and the versatility of so many plugins gives you almost anything you need.

The customisability is a bit tough when trying to get used to the structure for your PHP programs. It's easy enough to modify but has a non-intuitive structure when creating ad hoc functions.

easy to use, a very economical alternative to make web pages. It has many tools to beautify and make a website functional, without having to know about web programming codes

It is not required to be an expert programmer to use it, but it is necessary to have a minimum knowledge in internet page management

Was Easy to implement and role out to the market when i needed to.

Not much to dislike but pricing may be a bit on the high side