There are social media tools like apples and pears on an orchard. Over the last few weeks I have introduced you to a total of eight different tools from this large number of tools. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. They are all designed to make your life with social media marketing easier.
My eight posts are shaped by my own experiences, demands and personal circumstances - up to the eighth and final post, which I did not write myself because I have never used the tool and have never tested it. Claudia Kauscheder from Abenteuer Homeoffice has stepped in for me with a guest post.
In this ninth and - for now - final post, I cyprus telegram screening would like to give you a quick overview of all eight social media planning tools. That's why this post will be relatively short. It is important to me that you are given a decision-making aid for you and your needs, which will help you choose the right tool combination for you.
Social media tools in combination – why?
In my opinion, none of the tools presented by me and Claudia are able to offer you everything you want in one tool. Something is always "not quite right". Either one of the social media networks that you really want to use for your marketing is missing. Or a certain type of post or post recycling is not available to you. Or the tool is simply too expensive for you. At least in the version that you would need.
As nice as it would be to have the proverbial jack of all trades, it simply doesn't exist. That's why it's smart to look at which combination gives you the best value for money. At the end of the article, I'll tell you my current dream combination, which doesn't necessarily mean that it will still be the sam