The Mautic.org website is owned and maintained by the Mautic Community, with collaboration happening in the #wg-website-rebuild and #mautic-community-website channels on Slack. 

Key features of the new website

The new website offers a user-friendly interface with exciting features and updates you can explore. 

Here’s a quick guide to get you started on some key sections and features. 

• Product: Wondering about what Mautic is? Start with the Overview to discover how it’s revolutionizing marketing automation. Explore Features that make Mautic stand out, from email marketing to campaign automation. Check out the Roadmap for a transparent look at Mautic’s exciting future developments. At the Security, you’ll learn how Mautic keeps your data safe with top-notch practices. Ready to get started? Head to Start Using Mautic for a quick and easy setup. For businesses needing tailored solutions, Extended Support provides personalized assistance to meet your needs.

• Solution: Discover how to transform industries with Mautic’s flexible marketing solutions. From driving innovation to boosting efficiency, Mautic supports organizations across multiple verticals and business sizes, helping them achieve their marketing goals efficiently. 

• Resources: In the Resources section, you’ll find everything you need to maximize your Mautic experience, including this blog, and case studies. Explore options in the getting started section like Managed Mautic, hosting solutions, and get all the details on the latest releases to keep your marketing automation running seamlessly. 

• Community: In the Community section, connect with Mautic’s excellent worldwide network of marketers, agencies, business owners, users, and developers who are ready to help you start with Mautic. Come for the software, stay for the community as we collaborate on projects, organize local events, and engage in real-time discussions on Slack.

• Supporters: In the Supporters section, discover how to become a member or partner of Mautic. Looking to contribute further? Explore the Sponsor section for other ways to financially support the Mautic project and help drive its growth and innovation.

Thanks to our awesome contributors

This project has been a team effort, and we’re so proud of what we’ve accomplished together. 

Here are the fantastic contributors who made this website a reality.

• Mike Van Hemelrijck (funded by Dropsolid) led the charge by building most of the site in WordPress and transforming the wireframes into a stunning design.

• Achilles Poloynis worked on the custom development and SEO improvements.

• AJ Eccel and Ricardo Freire contributed through user research and wireframes in the early stages, providing invaluable design inspiration.

• Sven Döring has been focusing on analytics and data and fixing a few bugs along the way!

• Emily Wood, Ayu, and Ima-Abasi Effiong have done a fantastic job reviewing the content.

• Angelo Miloch laid the foundation with an initial SEO audit, helping us identify the key pages we needed to optimize and plan all the redirects when the new site launched.

• Lastly, Ruth Cheesley handled much of the content creation for the new website. 

Thank you to everyone involved for their hard work and collaboration. We couldn’t have done it without you!  

Get started with Mautic

Explore Mautic today for businesses looking to integrate Mautic’s powerful marketing automation features!

To learn more about our mission to revolutionize open source marketing and to see how Mautic can transform your marketing efforts, get started with a 14-day free trial, sign up for our Managed Mautic service, or download Mautic to install it yourself!

Found a bug with the new site?

Please check our open issues and if it’s not yet reported, please raise one!

New Drupal-based website

Firstly, a project funded by Acquia and developed by their Professional Services team, the old WordPress-based website has been superseded by a Drupal-based site.  With the brief for this MVP project being to carry out a like-for-like migration while improving responsiveness, accessibility and performance, there may not seem to be many changes on the surface but under the hood we have a stable, supported platform on which to build.

As part of this project we have also been able to contribute back to the Drupal community a Discourse/Drupal integration, and to the Grav community an Auth0/Grav plugin.

Importantly, this lays the foundations for us to build a fully multilingual site to better serve our international communities, and implements a full editorial workflow which enables contributors to help us maintain the website going forward.  Interested in getting involved with managing the website, writing content, or helping us grow our audience? Be sure to join the Marketing Team Slack channel!

New end-user documentation portal and Community Handbook

We have transitioned over to a new documentation portal for end-users of Mautic, which is powered by Grav.  This platform enables contributors to make updates and improvements to the content both via Pull Requests on Github, and through the user interface.  The Auth0 plugin we have contributed enables Mautic community members to use their existing Mautic Community account and, once part of the Documentation Team, to edit within the user interface.

Currently available in English, we have plans to translate (and maintain) the documentation in multiple languages.  We will be forming teams of documentation translators who will work with the Education Team to ensure that the content remains up to date.  Interested in helping? Join the Education Team Slack channel!

We also launched the Community Handbook using the same platform. This will become a one-stop-shop for all things related to the Mautic community going forward.  You will find information about how to get involved with the Mautic Community, contact details for the Leadership Team, our policies and ‘ways of working’ workflows, and much more.

Launching the Community Health Dashboard

With extensive support from our friends over at the CHAOSS Project, we are excited to share our Community Health Dashboard, based on the Open Source GrimoireLab tool.

The dashboard pulls in data from Github, Slack, Discourse and Meetup with the potential to add further data sources in the future.  We have already been using the dashboard to monitor various metrics and look forward to using it more extensively in the future.

Some metrics you might be interested in as a starting point:

• Engagement over time
• Contributor growth over time
• Organizational diversity
• PR Efficiency / Issues Efficiency

As this is built on Open Source tools, we can expand it to include more indexes and to capture more data.  If you have experience in developing with Python and would like to help in this area, please contact Ruth Cheesley on Slack to chat further!

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