How do you boost your social media and online presence?
Leighton Bishop
Marketing & Comms
Which back-end option should we use for our website?
Edward Bainton Trustee at New Muslim Circle Posted 2 months ago
{{badgesCtrl.userFirstName}}'s badges
Helper’s Badge Level One
Level 1 of 5
This badge is awarded to members who have had a comment marked as Helpful
Helper’s Badge Level Two
Level 2 of 5
This badge is awarded to members who have had 5 comments marked as Helpful
Helper’s Badge Level Three
Level 3 of 5
This badge is awarded to members who have had 10 comments marked as Helpful
Helper’s Badge Level Four
Level 4 of 5
This badge is awarded to members who have had 20 comments marked as Helpful
Helper’s Badge Level Five
Level 5 of 5
Superstar! This badge is awarded to members who have had 30 comments marked as Helpful
Hi all
We're in discussion with a web developer who's sent us a shortlist of options for our website back end.
- Continue to use WordPress, £0/mo
- Move to Framer, £4+/mo (scalable)
- Move to SquareSpace, £12+/mo (scalable)
I favour 1 or 2, probably. But he says Framer isn't great for e-commerce, and therefore probably not great for taking donations.
Does anyone have any experience of that? Obviously donations are a pretty critical bit of what we want (!), and I'm persuaded by research that shows people are more likely to donate on your own site rather than be routed to JustGiving, etc.
If Framer isn't great for e-commerce, do people have experience of embedding a widget from, say, JustGiving, or CharityCheckout, or a similar donations management platform?
And I'm going to ask in another post if people have views on those, too.
Thanks for any help.
Edward
No responses yet. Be the first to reply!
{{ctrlComment.postTotalComments}} responses
Load more responses