Compare DSS and WordPress.org 
DSS vs WordPress.org
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found DSS easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with DSS overall.
- Reviewers felt that DSS meets the needs of their business better than WordPress.org.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that DSS is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of DSS over WordPress.org.
- Unlimited User Accounts
- DSS Forum Access
- Website Hosting
There is so much to like about DSS. We are able to upload our own content (articles, blogs, FAQs, images, videos, and books). We love the dashboard because it allows us to track metrics. DSS is intuitive, smart, and reliable. We don't have to wait on anyone...
The platform is difficult to navigate and newsletters are difficult to schedule and don't always go out at the time they are scheduled for.
I can't see any reason to use another platform. Every designer, web developer, SEO hand and intern you meet will have used this platform before. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. Use the tools that your potential hires already know how to use!
The free version doesn't allow embedding Java Scripts and other applets which kinds of restricts its scalability. Lot's of spam comments are observed in wordpress blogs, though it distinguishes the spammer's but yet we need to read between each comments to...
There is so much to like about DSS. We are able to upload our own content (articles, blogs, FAQs, images, videos, and books). We love the dashboard because it allows us to track metrics. DSS is intuitive, smart, and reliable. We don't have to wait on anyone...
I can't see any reason to use another platform. Every designer, web developer, SEO hand and intern you meet will have used this platform before. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. Use the tools that your potential hires already know how to use!
The platform is difficult to navigate and newsletters are difficult to schedule and don't always go out at the time they are scheduled for.
The free version doesn't allow embedding Java Scripts and other applets which kinds of restricts its scalability. Lot's of spam comments are observed in wordpress blogs, though it distinguishes the spammer's but yet we need to read between each comments to...
