Tailwind App VS ShipStation

Tailwind App Reviews

1. Ben Lovegrove    

   8 months ago
   Saves hours of time and increases posting rates

   To be honest, it's taken me a while to get to like Tailwind but I'm a subscriber now. Over the past couple of years there have been siginifcant improvements and I'm now able to quickly and easily post immediately and schedule posts to Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook pages. Previously I found the process to time consuming and monotonoous to do so manually, so the Tailwind dashboard is the answer for me. I have a lot of photos that I've taken over the years and I can now get them uploaded and ready to post with minimal effort.

   There's also a basic email marketing facility. OK, it doesn't have all the functions and features you'll see in Mailchimp but for people who want something basic when they're still growing their list, it's good to have this bundled in. Mailchimp can be expensive if your list isn't yet generating enough income to pay for itself.

   👍 Pros:    Clear and intuitive dashboard|Mailing list feature included|Support queries quickly answered

   👎 Cons:    Mailing list feature is limited in functions

ShipStation Reviews

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• Packing slip for all orders that shows how many items to pick?

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• Orders stuck in pre transit

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