Let me start by saying, this is the most complete blogging-platform I have seen, and it has a great potential. If I have chosen to give tacos based on potential or value for money, this might have been a 5-taco review.

However, I feel several things are missing, if the tool already now should have worked as a ‘complete blogging platform’ – that might btw. be a very unfair ambition at the moment.

I miss more editor features to improve content creations. It could be templates, the ability to save text snippets for later use, and an option to move areas of text/paragraphs up or down in your articles. Also, it is not clear to me, if the tool integrates with different grammar tools?

Speaking of integrations, I think the team behind the product needs to decide if the tool should do ‘all blogging stuff’ from A-Z. If so – this is if not impossible, then very ambitious. Another way around is to work as a framework/open platform, with several more integrations available than currently offered.
Example of integrations I would love to see:

- Aweber (for e-mail marketing)

- NoteJoy, Airstory, Fleeq, and StepShot Guides, for content creation

- Stock-photo databases, graphic SW (Stencil, Design Bold, Canva, Visme, and RelayThat etc.) for the more graphic related parts

- VooPlayer for videos

- I’m sure integration with several influencer platforms would be great (e.g. Public Fast – a past AS-deal)

- Missing Ltr, and maybe Social Media Management systems to ensure continuous engagement through different kind reformulated ‘drip posting’ over time.

- Webtext tool for SEO

- A way to keep blog-pictures within your control, and with ease – maybe Pcloud could be used?

Also, I would like to see more social networks available, and if possible advanced syndication options.

Let me repeat the tool has a great potential, and help structure the whole blogging process, but to ensure the tool don’t become an ‘average tool in the middle’, I would advice the team to consider where and when they want to put most energy – built-in features to become a ‘stand-alone tool’ and/or integrations to become a blogging-platform/framework.

Congrats with a very solid foundation. I recommend people to pick up the tool!