Plenty that do Twitter and Facebook  not all three as G+ have not allowed wide scale access to their API yet.

Hootsuite and a few other launch partners do have access but they don’t have commercially available products to do the automation….except for their enterprise level clients

But surely it must be getting close to everyone having access to their API?

G+ have moved way to slowly….they should have opened it up 6-9 months ago……they’ll never get anywhere until they do!

@albertmora Hi Albert

Depends on what you mean by “integrate”?

If you mean how to integrate Google+ into your overall social media strategy, then it’s a matter of finding your ideal customers on G+ (if they are there at all) and then listening to what they want and crafting your content to suite – pretty much what you do with any social network.

If you mean “how do I push messages from one social network to another”, then just don’t. If you are on a network, you should be ON it – not just paying it lip service.

Also, I am worried by the free use of the term “automate” – you shouldn’t be automating anything to do with posting. Scheduling, yes; automation, NO.

If you automate you are disconnecting yourself from your fans, and that will lead to lower engagement rates.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Russ

You might take a look at IFTTT (If This Then that) it is a free website based app that will post to many common social media platforms using triggers that are set to do so automatically. While automation is not as effective as personal posting, it allows users to be involved in more platforms for the same amount of time and energy.