Any recommendations for Social Media Submission
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I came across a company one time that would sign you up and submit your username to all the social media sites. Seems like it was "knowit" or something like that. Anyway Does any one have an recommendations on companies to submit to sites instead of having to do each one individually.
Thanks,
Utah Tiger
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Hi Utah Tiger,
I believe you're referring to KnowEm. The site lets you have them create social media accounts for you, rather than you doing the signing up to each one yourself. I don't believe they offer any tools to USE all of those sites, just to sign up for them. I haven't used them myself, but KnowEm does have a good reputation.
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Yes some of these types of product are good if your aim is just to blast out at social media but to be honest the winning formula for social stuff is not to be lazy, get involved and interact. Genuine interaction with members is the key to success, if you can't manage so many social media accounts due to cost or time then I would consider picking your key ones that are best suited to your product/ services and focus on doing those well.
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