WordPress vs Salesforce Sales Cloud Comparison

Wordpress application enables the user to customize views and designs depending on the need of a user wordpress uses simple short codes and very easy settings that enables the user to enjoy the plugin at all times the Google reCAPTHCA integration feature enables the user to prove that he is the one using the application

premium membership is payable hence costly on small business and persons with limited source of income, at least personal use could have been free and business use be paid for.

Best way to update the New and Alerts across Organization Easy to Deploy and Desgin

Some paid features Migrated to some other Cloud Spaces

I like that WordPress offers tons of free templates for we design and development.

The cost of acquiring some services is extremely expensive.

I've been using Wordpress for over 5-6 Years now, and so far Wordpress seems to be my first preference when it comes to creating Websites & Publishing Content Online. Once you have your development done, it is fairly easy to manage & create new content & pages on Wordpress.Plus, there are tons of plugins for things like Landing Page Creation & Form Integrations which make it easier to get your website up & running fast.

Talking about Sales Funnels in general, wordpress is good. However, compared to software that are specially build for creating Sales Funnels it does lack a bit (as it requires a bit of Development to get started with things).

We used WordPress to create our company website. I am not a highly-technical person, but can easily make updates and navigate the admin platform.

It doesn't integrate with all of our ATS systems. We chose Bullhorn to sync with our company website, but other CRMs like Salesforce didn't integrate.

The publishing dashboard is easy to use, powerful and easy to use on all devices .

Can be a bit of a steeper learning curve to deploy on the cloud.

there is no lengthy teaching manual needed - no coding, you can make self edits to a beautiful website without iT!

it is a bit difficult to see if your changes published, sometimes I will open a separate browser and have the site open while I make edits in wordpress - then refresh to see if it took in the other browser

Not overly complicated, very simple to use, and has all the features required. It doesn't require any special technical abilities to function. It is a terrific product.

The cloud-based product has limitations on the plugins, but this is only a minor deterrent.

Free to get started, cloud hosting plans available

Nothing at all - it ticks all the boxes for me

Make me easy for create website for my product

the plugin in it is very much and also update

Wordpress is easy for use. You don't have to be a developer or to know HTML to build a website. A lot of extensions that can help you with your webpage. The customer service is very good. In most admin panels (from your hosting provided) there is an option to install WP.

If you want to use it as a web shop it's not the best option. Lack a lot of functionalities for sales.

I like that the software is free and adding content to my current page is simple and easily defined

No cloud based save function, and it doesn't have a simple drag and drop function for content updates.

The pricing structure was pretty straightforward.

The setup was a bit challenging for a novice. I found it difficult to build the site and ended up hiring someone to do it for me.

WordPress is an excellent platform for publishing articles and blog posts. We use the software extensively for our websites that have over 150,000 visitors per month. The range of plug-ins is extensive and there is a plug-in for just about everything.

WordPress is a bit dated in technology for the cloud. Implemented High Availability and Fault Tolerance is not easy.

Ability to track life insurance customers with keeping an eye on future sales and conversions.

A lot of features so easy to get lost in the analytics.

Easy to use Anyone can pick this up Cloud Save

Need to be cheaper or free Nothing else i can say

The setup and installation of WordPress is really quick.But the power of WordPress lies in its community of developers and the many available plug-isn and themes. I personally use the ThriveThemes themes and plug-ins and WordPress is a marketing and website building powerhouse.

Everything is fine and no cons to report. Never had a single problem with WordPress, the security or updates.

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.

Over the years the software package has evolved from being a platform to design the delivery of the individual sites (i.e. individual site builders), to be the platform for the software vendors to deliver application solutions (i.e. shopping sites, photography galleries, blogger platforms etc). In plain english, from being the solution to being the foundation of the solution, a LEGO of the modern online presence. The hosting standard.

The general complexity of the solution combined with ancient programming language (PHP) results in increased cyber security risk profile. I would be vary to use the solution beyond a small size enterprise.

2.5x faster load times and has supercharged cloud with low density servers

There is really nothing I dislike about WordPress

Cloud services are best. Using word press saved a lot of space.

could not use for longer time. we shifted to amazon web space.

You can use WordPress to make a website, an online sales channel or even a learning management system.

The plugins that enable you to create almost anything limit your ability to code in certain specifics using HTML/CSS.

Wordpress used by millions of users like consultants, developers and entrepreneurs. It is easy to use CMS and available in multiple languages. The addons helps to run any type of businesses like News/Magazines, Blogs, LMS, corporate websites, directory websites and even a ecommerce marketplace... there are many security addons and database backup tools available for free and paid...

Wordpress should provide a built in plugin for automated backups of databases and media to a cloud platform like Dropbox or Drive.

Ease of handling, managing content, and beautiful designs that are compatible with all screen sizes.

High prices for booking hosting and domains

The ease of making posts, creating pages and using different builders to design landing pages makes Wordpress my best web builder.

Plugins having different roles can make one's website to be clogged with plenty of plugins. If one plugin can perform different functions for a marketer, it will be great.

It had great integrations with Gmail and Wordpress.

Salesforce is not as user friendly, and the customer support does not exist. We had a really difficult time getting the platform customized in a way that was efficient for multiple working groups to use, and the customer support was completely unhelpful considering the price. Lack of marketing consolidation also didn't help.

We use salesforce leads on our website collected through gravity forms pushed from wordpress to salesforce. The push seems to happen instantly and it is easy to test new forms because the leads show up instantly

It has been difficult getting extra details to show up correctly. Sometimes leads get pushed twice adding double notes. We could never figure it out so we just lived with it.

I am a huge supporter of Salesforce Sales Cloud - It really changed the way I think about CRM and data storage! Here are a few top components in particular: - Easy to use/ learn how to use through online trailblazer courses and tutorials - Integrates well with outlook, squarespace, wordpress and other website builders - Add ons for marketing and financial components

- It's an investment - expensive - more support online, less over the phone