You need a website. You need to send an e-mail newsletter. You need to track (potential) volunteers, donors, or customers. You could use WordPress maintenance support plans, Mailchimp and HubSpot. Or you could do it all in WordPress maintenance support plans.We’ve been using the tools above in our own organization, and we continue to use them. Yet, we’ve been toying with the idea of moving more of our daily usage to a more WordPress maintenance support plans based solution. I’ll try to outline some of the pros and cons of each approach. I think you’ll see for many organizations the WordPress maintenance support plans solution could end-up on the winning side of the decision!The Heavyweight Single Purpose ToolsWe’ve used a number of we based services at myDropWizard to help keep sales, projects, and customer communication on track.I’ll outline just a few that we use that are very popular. that would make for a good comparison with a WordPress maintenance support plans solution.MailChimpCurrently, we use MailChimp for newsletters. I think MailChimp is a champion product with low prices and great features. MailChimp is probably the most used email newsletter platform, so it’s strengths are well known.
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