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Buffer vs Hootsuite vs MavSocial: 3 social media tools go head-to-head - Memeburn

Buffer vs Hootsuite vs MavSocial: 3 social media tools go head-to-head - Memeburn | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Here are three social media management tools to consolidate your promotional strategy across various social platforms.

Buffer has a free plan which is understandably limited in terms of features. It supports just one social profile for each platform, with the ability to schedule ten posts per profile. Paid version of Buffer is available at a starting price of US$10 a month.

Hootsuite’s free plan offers you the ability to manage up to three social media profiles. To get access to all the features, you need to invest in a paid plan that starts from US$9.99 per month.

MavSocial offers a free plan to manage your activities on Facebook and Twitter. It allows you to publish up to ten posts per network on a day-to-day basis. MavSocial’s Pro plan costs US$59 per month and it is scalable up to ten users and 50 social profiles.
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CT for the feature comparisons.

 

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Buffer acquires Twitter customer service tool Respondly, vies to be the ultimate tool for marketers - VentureBeat

Buffer acquires Twitter customer service tool Respondly, vies to be the ultimate tool for marketers - VentureBeat | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Social-sharing and scheduling tool Buffer has acquired fellow California-based company Respondly, a startup launched in 2014 by Favstar founder Tim Haines. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

This acquisition sees Buffer broaden its reach beyond social media publishing and into customer service, marking a notable evolution for the company.

Buffer’s raised around $4 million in funding since its inception in 2010, and the startup has built a solid reputation for its easy-to-use social sharing tool that lets you schedule messages to post at preset times throughout a day, in addition to other publishing tools and analytics.

With almost $2 million in funding to date, Respondly is a customer service tool for companies that use Twitter to deal with queries and complaints — it lets managers assign tweets to team members to respond to, and collates replies and mentions to ensure that nothing gets buried in the Twitter noise. The tool is used by some notable companies, including Slack, WordPress.com, and Stripe.


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5 Free Marketing Technology Tools for SMBs - Radius

5 Free Marketing Technology Tools for SMBs - Radius | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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Free for the smaller company that works with a smaller database. Get a little larger, and then you'll need to reach for your wallet.

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Buffer now wants to help marketers create shareable images in 30 seconds - VentureBeat

Buffer now wants to help marketers create shareable images in 30 seconds - VentureBeat | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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Tried it, liked it. Really very simple approach to capitalize on visual content.

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Buffer upgrades analytics to better gauge social performance - FierceCMO

Buffer upgrades analytics to better gauge social performance - FierceCMO | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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Continually improvements to Buffer, including those who subscribe to the "Awesome" pricing level. Nice.

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