Managers Helping Manager

 

With so much content and so little time to post it, it’s comforting to know that there are a lot of websites, apps, and people who are willing to help. These tools take very little knowledge and time to utilize. Here is a list of content managers, some old and new, that can help your business sore.

 

1.     Hootsuite: A platform that allows you to post and schedule posts of texts, images, links, and more to multiple social media networks simultaneously. It even allows those who have more than one person working on social media to access the same account with ease. The basic membership is free and totally worth using. It’s time to stop worrying about having the time to tweet every single moment. The downfall is that it doesn’t connect with the more visual networks such as Pinterest, Instagram, and YouTube. However, there is a Hootsuite app, so everything can be done on the go.

2.     Refollow: This $20 a month Twitter tool will be your new best friend if you like it after a small test run. Manage your followers in bulk, block the inappropriate ones, and find out things like when they last tweeted or how many people they are following. This is the fastest and easiest way to unfollow and follow the wrong and right people.

3.     Barley: is one of the new guys on the block, but built on a veteran concept. Not everyone has the time, brainpower, or energy to learn code. This makes small companies who have even smaller budgets have a panic attack when they know it’s time to create a website. Once they let you in, the lucky 1,000 a day, will get to create, manage, and edit their websites flawlessly with zero code knowledge needed. Completely customizable on your laptop and on the go, Barley strives to get in touch with the middle man who wants to help small businesses set up for a small $18 a month.

4.     Get Satisfaction: May be new to you, but not to Pampers and Walmart. This company understands that small businesses are based on referrals, and loyalty comes from communities that are involved in the conversation. Check out their trial to set up one of their community managers on your website, Facebook, and more. Find out where the problems are, what people love about your products and services, and how you can answer client questions.

5.     Feedly: A user friendly app that will help you manage the content you want to share by feeding you information on different topics and from different blogs, sites, and RSS feeds that interests your clients. Organize your Feedly into categories that will help you access relevant content quickly and blast it out into the social media universe. Share on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Email, copy the link, and more.

 

It shouldn’t be difficult to manage your content. Become your own manager.  

 

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