Managing Social Accounts

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Don't know if anyone would know, but hell, if there is anything GD can do...

I have multiple channels to manage (6 Facebook pages, 5 Instagram profiles, 6 twitter, and 5 linkedin pages) and would like to use something to better manage this. Automate some of it, make it more in sync etc.
I found one called AgoraPulse, but they wanted $199 a MONTH! Jesus, Mary and arse ticklers, I don't mind paying a bit but that's bat****.

Can anyone recommend anything?
 
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Marketing automation is expensive, I don't know why but the entire industry are absolutely crazy.

Take a look at Buffer :)
 
Don't know if anyone would know, but hell, if there is anything GD can do...

I have multiple channels to manage (6 Facebook pages, 5 Instagram profiles, 6 twitter, and 5 linkedin pages) and would like to use something to better manage this. Automate some of it, make it more in sync etc.
I found one called AgoraPulse, but they wanted $199 a MONTH! Jesus, Mary and arse ticklers, I don't mind paying a bit but that's *******.

Can anyone recommend anything?
why are they quoting you $199 - on their website upto 25 social profiles is advertised as $159

a quick google seems to indicate that's pretty much the going rate. so guess you'll either have to pony up, reduce the number of profiles or get social media busy :p
 
Hootsuite and buffer, both have free options for a small number of accounts - you look like you are handling a lot of content so probably worth paying for the time saving available with a proper system
 
Surely it is just down to how much time you are spending doing it without that tool and the value of your time?
If you want to put it like that, that's the basics of it, but it's ensuring that the time gained covers the cost of it? Would I be $199 better off, based on it? It still needs to be paid for, so while I agree time/ money, it's not exactly the answer.
 
Hootsuite.
Mailchimp.
LessannoyingCRM if you’re doing this for business and want something cheap simple and powerful to keep track of everything.

Marketing automation is expensive, I don't know why but the entire industry are absolutely crazy.

Take a look at Buffer :)

This, more and more business now realise the power of social media, including those run/owned by an older generation who have no idea how to do anything more than post facts about brexit and MOSLEMS.

Ergo, people are willing to pay crazy money as with it you can reach a massive audience.
 
If you want to put it like that, that's the basics of it, but it's ensuring that the time gained covers the cost of it? Would I be $199 better off, based on it? It still needs to be paid for, so while I agree time/ money, it's not exactly the answer.

£200 = 10-20 hours work. Would you save that many hours and then some by investing in the software per year
 
If you want to put it like that, that's the basics of it, but it's ensuring that the time gained covers the cost of it? Would I be $199 better off, based on it? It still needs to be paid for, so while I agree time/ money, it's not exactly the answer.

I don't see why not. Is saving time not the reason you're interested in it? If so, how much time does it save you and what is that time worth to you? Or are there some other tangible benefits you hope to gain from it?

edit - sorry didn't see that second reply

The fact remains that I don't get paid MORE with those hours, I just have to fit the stuff in with my existing workload, so I wouldn't earn more with that time.

Well you could earn more with those additional hours saved in so far as you can do more "stuff" that makes money or could make money in the future etc... I mean presumably those ventures/social accounts still have other things that need doing... alternatively you have more free time, something that plenty of people find worthwhile.
 
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