Jul 02 2010

In-Depth Report on Ten Social Media Management Platforms

Published by jamie at 9:12 am under marketing,social media,technology

In-depth review of 10 social media management platforms - plus needs checklist for marketers #SoMe #SoMeMa

After working with the social media management space for a number of months, and watching a new industry being born, I thought it was about time for a comprehensive review of the products and tools that are out there. You can jump right over to download the report now.

If you are overwhelmed by managing multiple social media accounts, this report can help. It goes through all of the considerations for how to select the right tool for your team, including team needs like “campaigns vs. conversations,” scheduling, URL shortening, and analytics capabilities.

The report contains in-depth write ups on ten products, including:

Argyle Social

Awareness Social Marketing Software

CoTweet®

HootSuite

ObjectiveMarketer

Postling

SocialOomph

Spredfast Social Media Management System

Sprinklr Social Media Marketing Solutions

Vitrue

It also includes a comprehensive evaluation checklist to determine how soon you should implement one of these tools.

Go download the full report, and please let me know what you think of it in the comments.

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  1. Morten Jacobsenon 15 Aug 2010 at 11:39 am

    Great to have your article. Yesterday ObjectiveMarketer went down, and my campaign stalled. So I had to find some substitut ASAP. Your article was a great help in sorting thing out, but it was an outsider I chose to use – Twaitter. Maybe you could add it to your eminent article?
    Thx anyway!

  2. Anonymouson 20 Aug 2010 at 4:59 pm

    Nice post,Twitter is all the rage. It seems like every person you meet is asking you to be their friend on Facebook. Blogging used to be a novelty, now it’s tough to find anyone that isn’t blogging these days. All three of these popular web concepts have a single important element in common, they are all two way streets when it comes to communication.Thanks for sharing the nice information.

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