Social Management Software
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Hi all
Just wondering, what service do you use to manage multiple social profiles ( in excess of 50).
Curious as we have used http://commun.it for twitter accounts, but gets tedious as we need to log in on several different accounts, although great service
Also use Hootsuite but reporting is terrible ...
Really looking for some platform that offers lots of account management, building networks while offers decent reporting. And preferably some platform that expands beyond Twitter and FB only
Thanks in advance
John
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I use buzz bundle. It's awesome. As far as 50+ accounts - i dont have that many clients so I couldn't tell you. I would still check it out though. This review is awesome: http://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/reviews/buzzbundle-review-how-i-drive-traffic-to-my-blog/
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I like http://sproutsocial.com. They've been pretty good with support and they have a good setup for multiple managers.
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