We all know that having social media accounts is important, but sometimes we don’t have the time to monitor everything by hand. Keeping track of even just a few pages can be a difficult task, and if you own more than one company, forget about it. However, there are several tools you can use to make sure that you monitor your social media pages without visiting them all individually. Here are two of those tools for your use.
Plagtracker
Though the name is a little silly, Plagtracker’s purpose is anything but: it allows you to monitor how original your statements and other posts on Facebook are. You may not even be trying to copy someone, but sometimes it happens because of niche similarities. To make sure everything you’re posting is original, run it through this handy tool first. It also makes sure what you’re sharing with your audience to build your relationship with them is legitimate. This helps you establish yourself as an authority in online business.
HootSuite
HootSuite isn’t free, but it’s certainly handy. This particular program is a whimsical way to manage a large number of social media accounts, including LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. You don’t need to post the same thing to all of your websites, but you can interact with your fans for each page from a single window. HootSuite supports some fifty social media sites, but it’s likely you’ll be using less than a dozen of them. This can make interaction quick and easy with all of your audiences, though you may still want to check your comments on occasion by actually visiting your pages.
