Good day everyone! 
It’s no secret that more and more hands-on services and businesses are moving online. With many of you being skilled in multiple digital marketing tools and web-building platforms, I want to know how you go about pitching your Wix services to clients who may be opting for a different platform.
I look forward to your responses.
Hi,
For my part, I do not present Wix to present Wix.
In fact, when my client has a project, I talk to him about solutions without naming the ones I’m going to use.
Once we have agreed, I present to him the tools that I use and in particular Wix when it corresponds.
As soon as the client tells me about projects with API or development and given the lack of developers under Wix, I direct him to WordPress or other CMS…
As far as Web marketing is concerned, if the client has a CRM, I do not recommend Wix Ascend, but if he does not have one, I suggest it, because Wix Ascend is not a real CRM since it does not allow integration native accountant (which makes all the difference with other CRMs)
The choice of Wix is often made when the client does not wish to be dependent on the IT part (server, management…) and the presentation of Wix then takes on its full meaning: saas turnkey solution, pre-packaged modules, no code , updates included etc…
I simply limit the wow effect on the poor ecosystem of apps (or connector with CRM, plateform etc…), the lack of a community of developers to do tailor-made projects and the fact that the client may have difficulty recovering his content if one day he changes CMS.
For the rest it’s all good 
Denis