There are a lot of things to like about Kapost. First, having all of our content in one place is essential. The workflows help our internal teams to collaborate and reinforce predetermined flows to improve organization. The editorial calendar is pretty handy for planning and communication as well. But the thing that gives us the most value is the insights that Kapost provides. Being able to see overall content engagement across channels and quickly measure what is working and what is not is fantastic. Kapost's content scoring model actually lets us attribute a dollar amount of ROI to our content which is something we've not been able to easily do in the past. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are a few things that I've heard from the team regularly. The first is that Kapost can be pretty noisy with notifications, but this is something that the product team is working on actively and we've already seen a lot of improvement on. The second is that it would be really great to be able to customize the gallery to be aligned with our brand. And lastly, I would say from a scalability perspective, Kapost can be rather pricey for a large team. We're constantly having to analyze our license usage and determine if people really "need" seats, and it would be wonderful to not have to watch that quite so carefully. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
