Web designers, do you think Buffer is a good tool for small businesses to manage their social media accounts with?
Casey Lindsey from Lubbock Web Guy shares some thoughts:
Buffer does what it is supposed to do. It schedules your post (up to 2 per day for free), and they look great. And the link shortner is great as well. What I most enjoy about Buffer is the ability to connect it with content curation tools to automate content distribution across multiple social media accounts. This allows you to have niche relevant, high quality content in front of your target audience several times a day, scheduled long out in advance.
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I post from my website directly to my social media using Buffer.
Since FB does not count items posted by 3rd party software I do not use it.
I like Hootsuite - only because it is important to engage and Hootsuite makes it possible to “cross a lot of ground” (Twitter, Facebook Pages and Groups, Linkedin Groups, Instagram) saving a ton of time, while enriching my engagement practices. Hootsuite has many apps and features that allows you to curate content, to integrate your email marketing tools and see stats, and so much more. It’s worth a look
It is, but for more flexibility and options to reblog the content on a regular schedule, I would go with CoSchedule.
I just started using it a few months ago and love it so far.
It is a great tool, it has a lot of options but as we all know you shouldn't place all your eggs in one basket.
it's a good tool, but not what we use.