Social Content Posting - Post to Facebook, Google Plus, Twitter and Linked in at the same time
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Hi,
Is there any means of posting new content for my companies various social profiles in the one go rather than having to log into each one?
This would save a lot of time.
Thanks
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Hi Susan,
Thanks for your response, I did some research and it appears two services have good offerings in this space (note, your suggestion is what allowed me to find this research).
1. Ping.fm - seems to be the best social content aggregator
2. Hootsuite as recommended by you, allows multiple social accounts on the same network to be managed and adds other layers of capability.
3. You apparently can connect the two as per this link:
http://blog.hootsuite.com/ping-tastic-pingfm-integration-is-here/
Other peoples feedback indicates it works well, will start to try myself and give feedback via this question in 30 days.
Thanks very much for your response!
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Hootsuite is a web-based application. Tweekdeck is something you have to download to your computer.
There are a few others but I can't remember what they are right now.
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As Susanna suggests hootsuit is great. Tweekdeck is also a good similar tool.
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Hootsuite is fabulous for doing just that. I've been using it for more than a year. There's a paid version and a free version. If you're the only one working on it, you have fewer than 5 social networks, and you don't care to see link reports the free version is fine. the paid version is $5 per month.
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