Marie Ennis-O'Connor
Ten tools to help you better organize your social media activity.
Hootsuite is a very useful application for managing all your social media channels in one place. It enables you to view and monitor multiple streams in a single dashboard and allows you to keep tabs on key phrases, terms, keywords, brand mentions, etc.
IFTTT (an acronym for If This, Then That) is a handy tool which allows you to sync up multiple apps so that when a certain activity happens, it kicks off a separate activity in another app.
Posting updates across multiple social media channels can be a bit overwhelming and time-consuming. With Buffer you load up your posts in a queue and they will be sent out automatically by Buffer, according to the posting schedule that you put in place.
The free account allows you to connect 3 social accounts and schedule 10 posts per account per day. Pro plans start at $15 pm.
Social Searcher allows you to monitor all public social mentions of your name, your company, brand, product, or service in one easy to use dashboard.
Frustrated by the same old titles? Get creative with Portent's Content Idea Generator. Certain to knock writer's block down, enter a keyword and give it a spin.
Ridiculously simple image creation for social media marketers, bloggers and small businesses.
Edit all your photos in one easy place with Ribbet
InShot is a mobile video editor for iOS or Android which works perfectly for any videos you create for Instagram, Facebook Stories, Facebook news feed, and so on. The app is free, but with in-app purchases, you can add effects, filters, stickers, and stamps
Quickly create content for Facebook and Instagram Stories
Quuu ensures you'll always have relevant content to share with your audience on social media. Content curation can be a tiresome process, so by automating it, you get back precious time to work on your business.
Social Media Consultant. Keynote Speaker. Writer 'Beyond The Buzz: Healthcare Social Media'.
