For the love of your sanity. Wave goodbye to Sitecore.

Hey there, friend.

How are you doing?

I know you and Sitecore go way back, but I imagine  it doesn’t really feel like a two-way relationship anymore. The spark has all but gone and you’re left a little, well, lost.

Remember the dream of being nimble and innovative?

The promise that creating campaigns could be fun, that new tech meant moving faster and making cool sh*t happen?

Somewhere along the way, things changed.

Now you’re probably drowning in complicated interfaces that are too hard to actually use. Begging developers to change that button before you retire. Wondering how many times you can launch ‘MVP’ pages before others realise that’s all you’ll ever get to.

We’ve all been there, and no one likes feeling trapped in a relationship that’s not working for them anymore.

But, that dreamer, innovator, and ‘make-things-happen’ energy in you hasn’t gone.

So, for the love of beautiful digital experiences - it’s time for a change.

And this is why I passionately believe you need to hear about Squiz…before you give up altogether, pack up and start selling coconuts on the beach.

You know how we daydream about launching campaigns at the speed of our ideas? Well, pinch yourself, because it can be done.

Since I joined Squiz, my ‘shower thoughts’ are no longer washed down the drain. Ideas are made a few hours later. My, it feels good!

Keeping everything on-brand now is so easy, it feels like cheating.

Sites and landing pages can be spun up in minutes, not months. Just drag, drop, and go live.

Hundreds of sites to manage? No problemo.

Oh, and Squiz plays nice with any technology.

I didn’t believe it either, but I’ve done it myself and it’s real. No more back-and-forth playing the Jira ticket game with our IT crew. Who has time (or energy!) for that?

Look, I know I sound like I'm gushing, but that's because I am. We’re helping people be the marketers they always wanted to be. And I want this for you, too.

If you’re using Sitecore today, it might feel safer to stay put.

But it’s riskier for you, personally, to be held back from nailing your gig - being fast, creative and driving results. Because frankly, no one’s going to hold your procurement or IT team accountable for conversion, retention and revenue growth, are they?

So, don’t risk your job by staying “safe”. You deserve more than that.

Book some time with one of our great crew here to get to know your options.
Alternative, hit me up on Linkedin for a virtual coffee. No BS – just one marketer to another, sharing the good stuff.

Talk soon,
Mei.

PS If my letter alone has told you enough about the pain you could be saying goodbye to, why not book a demo to dive into the nuts and bolts of the platform?