WordPress vs Sprout Social Comparison

Me gusta cómo ayudar al redactor a escribir fácilmente. Su proceso es tan práctico y su diseño es muy cómodo para los humanos

I have scary in a moment I touch something for wrong and delete everything. The advertising produces me cluster effect and I want to close the program. I'm very desesperated looking for the keyword and the green light to the traffic lights

Easy to use, easy to write, fast for the price

Difficulty in writing symbols and not sharing on social media sites

Easier than having to code and work with a developer, can have a designer instead. Also you probably already have a graphics/designer person.

Is it really necessary? Between suites, marketplaces, and social media, why?

I like the ability to choose what my website looks like and how easy it is to publish my BLOGs.

I wished it had more to share with my social media sites.

Its a fantanstic tool to disign you website or bloogg.

Ist very easy to use, and can connect to other social media websites API

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.

Integration with social media, solid customer service

Need to be quite savvy to get full benefit

I like that I can write and share blogs for our company within the software. You can add pictures and videos within your blog

Wordpress likes to unlink itself from your social media platforms so you spend so much time relinking

Responsive Design Social Sharing Features Multiple Page Styles

Navigating through WordPress web design, development and maintenance can be challenging,

It was easy to start a blog and start my own site. Also very easy to navigate

Once I shared it on social media it made it difficult for other people to navigate my site

This is the only software for freshers as well as for everyone who has interested in write for society.

Add some common links with other social media platforms.like Facebook, instagram, whatsapp.so viewers can easily give feedback on post.

Quality is top notch. Allows linking. Social media connectivity.

Difficult to navigate. Wait time to upload/dl is lengthy

It’s very easy for new blogger to use. It is the most popular blogging tool and very easy to set up and use

Can be time consuming to add social media and photos, harder to embed advertisements,It’s great start to blog

I like Wordpress since it is the easiest CMS to use, it doesn’t require so much technical knowledge, I could say that its 3 main advantages are: 1- it is optimized for SEO more than any other CMS. 2- there is an enormous amount of Plugins available for many things. 3- there is a huge catalog of themes to choose the design that best suits any topic. With wordpress creating a website is very simple, whether it is a business website or a personal blog, something I like is that migrating from one hosting to another with wordpress is easier than other CMS, in terms of security Wordpress has native support for HTTPS certificates, which makes it easier and improves the trust for visitors, which is why Wordpress is the most popular CMS and according to statistics epose 60% of the market share.

Something I don't like about wordpress is that many of the plugins and themes have to be updated manually, this sometimes takes time. Another issue is that if you have a problem and want support is somewhat complicated, it is easier to search the internet for a solution than to contact support.

Once installed (which non-technical people may need help with), most of us will find WP a super-flexible - countless themes & plugins available - & fairly intuitive way of getting their thoughts out to the world...

Absence of social media integration - lots of plugins available, but would much prefer this to be included in the core installation.

I like that you can write informative blogs or write opinionated blogs on a free site in which gives you links and options to make money for your blogs.

Certain social media outlets has changed their policy of sharing your link when you want folks to visit your site.

I love being able to schedule my post to social media sights in advance and then not have to worry about them.

It can be a little confusing to use until you get the hang of it. Don't change anything else because then it will be even more confusing.

You can simply make a website whether you're looking for a basic design or a more advanced design and use your WordPress site as your official website.

Free URL is a long and it can throw people off when visiting your site. Would have to pay just to get a more flexible URL.

It has an interactive interface for me and my website visitors. It has made web content writing and email marketing a lot easier.

At first I found it stressful to link my social media accounts like LinkedIn, Facebook to it but that was then.

Wordpress is easy to use. we use it to quickly publish attorney profiles and blogs. We can edit text easily and in corporate links and photos in a snap!

The only issue I have is the amounts of updates. It seems I always have to update. They are easy updates though.

It is easy to manage and operate, due to its high demand and widespread use it is very easy to learn how to manage it. My blog works with PHP language and it is easy to manage thanks to this system. Its benefits are almost endless, from managing several blogs to having your own website, from having templates to be transformed, to the possibility of constantly editing your content.

There is little or nothing that can be said against wordpress, as the management system is the best and I dare not explore other options because it seems unnecessary.

The software and service is free to use which is great for non-profits. Using ".wordpress.com" felt more legitimate and professional compared to other blog software domains since Wordpress is well known and reputable. It was also extremely easy to get started and learn the software. I appreciate all of the features made available at such a great value. Especially the free layouts and presets which look sleek and cool.

There was nothing I did not like about Wordpress but I do wish they would add more social media type features for networking.

- Easy to set up with my Squarespace website. - Drives more traffic to my site by enhancing our profile in Google searches. - Simple to use. - Features such as adding tags, SEO optimization and links are easy to set up.

- The pictures offered don't always work well. - The link to post to social media immediately as I post blog hasn't worked for awhile.

Ease of use when managing & scheduling content for blog or social media posts.

It can be difficult to use at first but with the implementation of templates as well as updated help and guide tools can make web design a doable task for everyone.

Of all the good things that this website developer has, I like that you can contribute with a team, security levels, the ability to create content and format it. Everything extra that you can add to improve.

The increments in hosting costs to make it faster to load. Some premium templates are not so easy to update as the lite versions.

The smart inbox is Sprout Social defining feature. It sets Sprout Social apart from its competitors. You can manage every type of interaction (direct messages, mentions, likes, comments, replies, etc.) of all your social media profiles in one single feed which integrates functions as important as task assignment to members of your team. The smart inbox can be "splitted" into as many inboxs as necesary, depending on your needs, the size of your team, or just for getting more organized your social media feeds and timelines.

The listening features are in a transition period after Sprout Social has acquired Simply Measured. I understand they're integrating both platforms but the "deep listening" features are not available as of July 2018. Having said that, the "Reports" feature is more than enough for providing the metrics and analytics you need in your day to day work. Also, when you're working with teams of more than five or ten people, you'd like to see a thumbnail pic of them to assign tasks and stuff like that. Well, Sprout only allows the teams members to upload their personal pics through a external WordPress-based platform, Gravatar, which is a bit annoying (we're used to upload profile pics directly from our computers files). It's a minor setback, though.