Curata vs. nDash

I liked Curata, but it depends on the use case of how it will be used as to how effective it is for someone. If you are trying to curate content it works great. Had I not been so put off by the issue mentioned earlier I would have given more effort to learn the CMS, so I am not sure how effective it really is.

Incentivized

nDash is best suited for experienced writers who specialize in a niche. By default, companies using nDash for content should have a solid budget as you're paying for quality content and results

• Allows you to curate content and narrow your search parameters to pretty specific areas.
• It learns your selections and overtime serves up better and more relevant content.
• It works very well with WordPress, it integrates smoothly and allows you to share content on the fly with their Chrome plug-in.
• Curata's support is great, if you need them they will help out quickly to resolve your issues.

Incentivized

• Account managers are super responsive and easy to work with.
• They manage billing/payment and pay almost immediately once assignments are approved.
• nDash provides an easy way to connect with clients.

• more subscription plans as not all people need all features.

Incentivized

• The one time I ran into a small issue with the platform -- I don't even recall what it was now -- I emailed the team and mentioned it. I think it was later that afternoon that I got a return email thanking me for the heads up and letting me know the issue was resolved.

For all of the features we loved when we signed on like the microsite and search capabilities and also their customer service, we will very likely renew with Curata. We also really like the evolution we have seen of the solution, just recently a new integration with Marketo (also a vendor of ours) was announced which will be very beneficial to us in optimizing our email newsletters

The platform is intuitive and easy to use. In the rare instances I've had issues, the team has addressed them swiftly

We closely considered Rallyverse before deciding on Curata. Rallyverse had superior social sharing capabilities, but Curata's microsite and email newsletter features plus the infinite content source and feed search capabilities far outweighed what Rallyverse has to offer at this time. We are very happy with our decision

I've explored and created profiles on several different content agencies/content sites and have found them to be lacking -- so many are a race to the bottom with writers of wildly varying skill and experience levels "competing" against veteran writing professionals. nDash is different; its clients are serious companies that value (and are willing to pay for) high-quality content. Additionally, I've observed that nDash tends to be "pickier" than other platforms when it comes to accepting writers. As a freelancer, I'm driven to "up my game" because I'm not competing against a bunch of writing newbies but a bevy of experienced writing professionals. I appreciate that they keep me on my toes

• It automatically finds and curates content so I can focus on other aspects of content creation.

Incentivized

• nDash has helped me to significantly increase my monthly income as a freelance writer.
• nDash has given me the opportunity to work with many reputable brands.
• nDash has allowed me to gain new bylines with reputable brands and publications.