Contently vs Juicer | TrustRadius

Likelihood to Recommend

It's helpful for top of marketing funnel writing that we can sometimes lose sight of because we are so ingrained in the product day to day. Contently is also helpful for long written pieces and ebooks that will take a significant amount of employee time to put together.I avoid using Contently for mid to bottom funnel marketing writing because my team will often have greater insight into the product function or use-case or product release, making them more adroit to the tone of the written piece and able to produce the content quickly.

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Alexander deLong

Product Marketing Corporate Resident

LogMeInComputer Software, 1001-5000 employees

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Juicer is great for any campaign, hashtag, or event-related website. For example, we've created this website for a friend's event (the "Pirate Summit", and it looks like this https://www.juicer.io/pirate-summit). Also, artists use it a lot, for example, Bon Jovi's official site at https://www.juicer.io/bonjovi. You can also build a lot of stuff around it, and just keep Juicer's aggregated social media feed in an iFrame. Juicer is less well suited if you want to enable actions from social media, e.g. buying a physical product. In these cases, classic e-commerce shops are better suited.

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Tim Schumacher

Chairman

Eyeo GmbHInternet, 51-200 employees

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Feature Rating Comparison

Contently

Juicer

Ideation

Approval workflows

Content collaboration

Content calendar

Network for content licensing/production

Contently

Juicer

Content hub

Forms / Gated content

Embedded CTAs

Content distribution

Content promotion

Content automation

Contently

Juicer

Audience profiling and targeting

Closed-loop tracking and reporting

Content performance analytics

Campaign optimization dashboard

Competitive analytics

Pros

Consolidating my work in one place to make my work life easier
Contently is unique from other content marketing organizational tools in one key way. It hands you a network of freelance professionals eager for delegated work.
You can search through a database of professionals to find the perfect person for your given project. Find individuals in your budget offering the exact skills and experience you need.

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Verified User

Account Manager in Corporate

Computer & Network Security Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Juicer allows me the opportunity to set it and forget it so that I can use my valuable time to focus on other things.
Juicer has allowed us to seamlessly ensure that our social media feed can be found on our website and that it will stay up to date at any given moment.

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Alexis Senge Johnson, MNM

Foundation Executive Director

USTA FloridaNon-Profit Organization Management, 11-50 employees

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Cons

I have been using it for 3.5 years, and have had no response from potential clients.
The portfolio section is pretty easy to use, but I don't love the format.
Since I'm not a client, I don't know just how easy it is for them to find new freelancers or how often it is actually used.
Probably more suited for some types/concentrations of freelance writers, like finance, tech, or healthcare.

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Kristi Porter

Chief Do-Gooder

SignifyMarketing & Advertising, 1-10 employees

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There might be one or two social media sources worth adding, e.g. Tripadvisor.

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Tim Schumacher

Chairman

Eyeo GmbHInternet, 51-200 employees

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Support Rating

Contently 10.0

Based on 1 answer

I'm giving them a 10, but honestly, I've never reached out to them. I do see them putting out regular content on social media, so they might be responsive to questions there as well as regular customer support. In their posts and communication, they do seem to value their community, so hopefully, they have good customer support. And I've seen them asking for pitches from their community to publish well-paid articles during this stressful coronavirus time, and I really appreciate that.

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Kristi Porter

Chief Do-Gooder

SignifyMarketing & Advertising, 1-10 employees

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Alternatives Considered

Contently's sweet spot is their network of writers. I have tried a few other platforms but saw much lower writing quality. The tool is handy, especially if you produce multiple pieces of content every week

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Ben Plomion

SVP Marketing

GumGumMarketing and Advertising, 51-200 employees

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I haven’t had the first-hand opportunity to try other platforms. Juicer was already being used on our other websites and therefore we’re now utilizing it for the Foundation.

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Alexis Senge Johnson, MNM

Foundation Executive Director

USTA FloridaNon-Profit Organization Management, 11-50 employees

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Return on Investment

Contently contributors have produced some great inbound marking posts and creative materials saving our marketing team significant time allowing them to focus on more strategic plans for the business.
The amount of time Contently has saved our internal creative writing staff has more than paid for itself!

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Alexander deLong

Product Marketing Corporate Resident

LogMeInComputer Software, 1001-5000 employees

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It's very quick to deploy, so no IT/development costs (except putting in a small javascript, which takes 5 minutes).
Definitely positive ROI, it's much cheaper than other solutions which can cost some times 10x as much.

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Tim Schumacher

Chairman

Eyeo GmbHInternet, 51-200 employees

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Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

Contently Editions & Modules

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Additional Pricing Details

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General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

Yes

Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

Juicer Editions & Modules

Edition

Small Plan	$0¹
Medium Plan	$19¹
Large plan	$99¹

per month

Additional Pricing Details

**Small Plan Features: 2 source accounts, 1 embeddable social media feed, pulls in new posts every 24 hours, Juicer branding **Medium Plan Features: 5 source accounts, 1 embeddable social media feed, pulls in new posts every hour, moderation and filtering tools, no Juicer branding **Large Plan Features: 15 source accounts, 3 embeddable social media feeds, pulls in new posts every 10 minutes, analytics, moderation, and filter tools, no Juicer branding **Enterprise Plan: customized based on user need, price varies **Campaign Plan: Quick updates best for events, price varies

Rating Summary

Contently

Juicer

Contently

Juicer

Contently

Juicer

Likelihood to Recommend

Contently

Juicer

Feature Rating Comparison

Ideation

Approval workflows

Content collaboration

Content calendar

Network for content licensing/production

Content hub

Forms / Gated content

Embedded CTAs

Content distribution

Content promotion

Content automation

Audience profiling and targeting

Closed-loop tracking and reporting

Content performance analytics

Campaign optimization dashboard

Competitive analytics

Pros

Contently

Juicer

Cons

Contently

Juicer

Support Rating

Contently

Juicer

Alternatives Considered

Contently

Juicer

Return on Investment

Contently

Juicer

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Contently

Juicer

Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

Free/Freemium Version

Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Entry-level set up fee?

Contently Editions & Modules

Additional Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

Free/Freemium Version

Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Entry-level set up fee?

Juicer Editions & Modules

Edition

Additional Pricing Details

Rating Summary

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