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This is how we'll help Webflow beat WordPress πŸ‘Š

Webflow is a game-changer, maybe the best tool to empower non-technical people to build stunning and faster webs without dev time (thank you, god!)

We noticed it a few years ago, that's why https://minimum.run started to grow and so far we have built +90 projects on Webflow with top-notch international startups, scale-ups, and corporations.

(You can read how we scale the agency to +$500k last year in my previous post)

But...

We faced challenges almost every week building multilingual sites with geo-located content and services by country and language.

That's why we are building our own product to solve those challenges based on clients' needs, and we called it πŸ‘‰ Polyflow.

With Polyflow, we will empower Webflow makers and agencies to achieve:

  1. A personalized user experience 🀝
    You’ll be able to show custom content and images to users in different languages and countries.

Manage translations, custom your content, and SEO strategy based on users’ location.

  1. Scalability πŸš€
    You’ll be able to migrate URL structures from any CMS such as Squarespace, Wix, WordPress...

Unlock your site across multiple markets in different languages.

  1. Grow your business internationally 🌎
    You’ll be able to build and manage easily your multi-language site.
    Increase traffic results and visibility with international customers.

Sounds sexy to you? 😏

Check http://polyflow.co (Polyglot + Webflow) to learn more in detail about how it works, I'll read your feedback and answer your questions here πŸ‘‡

on May 26, 2022
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    Do we really want a proprietary Webflow to beat out the open-source WordPress?

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      From my POV, tools like Webflow help non-technical users (marketers, designers, entrepreneurs) to validate, build and launch faster than WordPress.

      It's true that there is not a perfect solution, but we are facing a new era with space for everyone in the market.

      Open source is definitively a must, but the no-code market is just starting to be relevant.