5 Tools That Are a Blessing For Scheduling Social Media Posts
Small business or a motivated individual, we all want to be a social ninja. Handling multiple accounts with utmost ease and possibly keeping track of the results while finishing all the other tasks of the day is, nowadays, everyone’s routine.
The question, however, is not how to do it; we all have a scrolled Google enough for that. What matters most is how to find those simple and easy yet efficient tools that could save our social lives.
Fret not! We have got it sorted for you.
Here is a list of 5 most amazing tools which would help you schedule your posts for various social platforms from one place easily and help you manage you or any Digital Marketing Agency too.
Hootsuite
They say, save the best for the last. We start with the best!
Hootsuite is the most widely used and favoured tool to manage and execute your social presence as well as campaigns. It not only gives you a plethora of options for various tasks but is also pretty flexible if you want to narrow down to a specific task.
With a customized analytical system, it allows to post on various platforms along with keeping a tap on the conversations and measurements of campaign results. The AutoSchedule feature is the most distinct feature wherein the tool posts the content according to the most favorable time and when the audiences are most likely to read.
You can schedule posts for Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, WordPress, etc. It also has numerous third-party apps that can collaborated according to individual needs.
Buffer
Not everybody likes having a screen full of tabs and columns. If you’re one of those who love is simple and clean, Buffer is for you.
With a simple layout and sign-up process, it wins hearts for the simplicity and ease of access. It allows the user to schedule posts content across Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn even with flexible times for different posts and different platforms.
A recent addition of scheduling for Pinterest on buffer is a ‘Yay’ factor to look forward to.
With up to 12 social profile and two team members, the paid version is a must try!
TweetDeck
Twitters own, TweetDeck is a delightful tool to post and schedule content. It however supports scheduling only for Twitter.
Add photos, video, hashtags, etc. and post or schedule- it’s as easy as reading this sentence!
The tool can be customized to align columns for mentions, direct messages, lists, trends, favorites or even all tweets from users. That’s not it, one can easily filter all columns including or excluding words in tweets from users. Doesn’t that sound great for social listening?! I know right!
Tweets can be done and monitored from multiple accounts at the same time.
A great tool if ‘twitterverse’ is the target audience.
Social Pilot
A relatively new tool in the market, SocialPilot gives a lot of options to the users. Users can post across Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, VK.com and Xing. It allows flexible time to schedule each post across each platform differently.
The paid tool allows connecting unlimited social profiles and gives the option for 500 posts daily. Bulk posting is also a pretty handy feature. Profiles could be grouped and managed separately too.
The latest addition to the already wonderful features is to be able to post with personalized branding of the organization or the client. Indeed a super cool tool!
Everypost
A super easy tool to work with, Everypost gives the flexibility to post content across platforms at different times or all at once. You can send posts through Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Tumblr and even via e-mail.
It automatically shortens the tweets to fit into the 140 character limit, which is pretty awesome considering the time it saves us to re-read and do it ourselves. Thumbs up to a free app like EveryPost!
Well, we do not endorse or suggest any one tool since every user has different requirements and should decide on the tool which is right for them.
The above mentioned tools will help you to decide which one you need based on the kind of content you share and platform you use. Budget is also a very important factor to decide upon, here.
Eliminate the ones which are least likely to be useful and bingo!
You are left with the most effective tool for your business.