A Central Hub for content, next steps, & community
What do you like best?
Subsplash gave our organization a central hub to house all of our media items, calendar events, signup forms, and produced elements. We are also able to push out push notifications to reach all available users at once with messaging and linked content.
What do you dislike?
Although the setup of the backend has been thought through immensely, you are really creating the mobile app experience within their folder structure and templated outline. It was a little challenging to imagine how this would really look, feel, and be used when just working in their backend environment.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Inside the evangelical church world, Subsplash is no question the leading competitor in creating a platform for churches to push out produced content, media, signups, events, small groups, etc. The interface is built with the user in mind and we have seen more results of engagement than any other product that we have offered out audience.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
Instead of sending our audience to multiple different places to take a call to action, we have one place. In any arena or situation, our audience knows that the Subsplash mobile is the place to go and find out what's going on. We are tracking the use of the mobile app through Subplash's analytics to measure our ongoing engagement.
