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Which Social Media Management Platform is the best for multiple profiles? (5 posts)

Topic tags: applications, management, platform

Saboohi Khan said
1 year ago:
I have been doing some research and there seems to be a divide, could do with some good advice.
You have the Wildfire, North Social apps that are more Marketing Platforms. Then Sprout Social & Hoot suite, Hub Spot that are Management Platforms.
What would you recommend for a small agency managing clients profiles?
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Alexandra Briggs said
1 year ago:
@saboohikhan I think it depends on the number of client profiles you are running. I have been using Hootsuite regularly and have set up one of my clients as their own Hootsuite since there will be a hand off to them for posting. I have looked at some of the others you mentioned but have been pleased with Hootsuite for the most part. You may want to look into the “free trial periods” offered by the others or schedule a demonstration to assist in your decision making.
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Rajat Garg said
1 year ago:
Take a look at SocialAppsHQ for managing multiple clients. We are also launching Post Planner that will make life a lot easier when dealing with posting on multiple pages
If you want to try, use –
demo AT socialappshq DOT com
demo123
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Staley said
1 year ago:
Hello @saboohikhan,
I recently started using HootSuite for my two companies and I manage about 7 different social media acconts using them. I was told that Google+ Pages integration is in limited trial for Enterprise customers and that based on results, they may expand the offering for all of their customers.
Unfortunately they do not have an analytics features like https://crowdbooster.com/about/. I started playing with Crowdbooster two days ago. I have there 3 social media accounts that I set up for FREE and really start enjoying their analytics features. Although, I am not sure how accurate really is. Anyone else use or hear of Crowbooster?
Anyway, good luck. I’m sure whichever platform you decided to choose you will do great!
All the best!
Staley
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Angela said
1 year ago:
I used to use Objective Marketer, which did have some analytics built in, but I can’t vouch for how accurate they were. I never ended up using the analytics part. I am now switching over to Hootsuite since Objective Marketer was a bit more pricey.
I have been testing out Crowdbooster. I like the results it is giving, but I agree, I have no idea if they are actually accurate. They did a nice job on the interface.
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