I am hoping for some assistance. Can any one tell me about some Social Media Software Tools for Marketing.

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This thread started in 2013, and a lot has changed since then. Several replies named Hootsuite, OnlyWire, Promosity, group-multipost scripts and follower‑boost services — sensible starting points for the conversation back then — but modern selection should be driven by the marketing goal (publish cadence, community engagement, social listening/reputation, analytics/ROI, or paid acquisition). For lightweight scheduling and a clean publishing workflow, Buffer remains a simple, popular choice; Hootsuite is positioned as an all‑in‑one dashboard with team workflows and listening; Sprout Social emphasizes unified inboxes and analytics for customer care and agencies. (buffer.com)

A few practical notes tied to this thread’s replies: , and recommended Hootsuite/OnlyWire-style schedulers — those help with cadence but don’t solve engagement or measurement by themselves. Services that sell followers or “fast fans” (as promoted by and ) can produce short‑term counts but carry real risk; platform owners have been pursuing sellers and cracking down on coordinated or inauthentic activity. Meta has publicly documented enforcement against coordinated inauthentic behavior, and reporting shows legal actions against vendors that sell fake engagement. (gigazine.net)

Quick, practical checklist (actionable when evaluating any tool): pick the single primary goal first (publish vs. engage vs. listen vs. measure), confirm native API support for the networks you need, verify team/approval workflows, test reporting exports (CSV/Google Data Studio/BI), and run a short paid pilot before buying annual licenses. Avoid bulk-posting tools that spam groups (as mentioned by ) and avoid any service that requires password sharing or promises “real” followers for suspiciously low prices. Use platform native ad products for scalable growth and a management tool for day‑to‑day operations; combine a design tool (Canva or similar) and a link-tracking service for cleaner reporting.

Well I advice you not to use software that could not help you as social media should use like social networks and you have to stay conected with every one you have as your friend or your followers.

don't use any type of software for social media marketing promotion. If you want to promote your local product you can get help from you local country facebook page admin. You can find out more local admin. For global promotion you can use your facebook friends, twitter followers, facebook fans. On other hard you can use facebook advertising or social media service like me. We giving fans followers at very cheap from any other social media company and make a legit community of them.

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Greetings AarenAce!

I'm the founder of a social media marketing startup . We have a free tool that will allow you create a promotion widget that will allow you to trade a promotional reward such as a PDF, MP3, Image, or Coupon code in exchange for a social media mention. It helps to mention your Promosity deal's url in the tweet or wall post as well to create a nice little viral loop. Like I said, it's free to get started and I'm always around to help if you need some support.

Hope this helps!!!

To manage social media marketing , I use onlywire and hootsuite. So far it has been a good experience

hi dear,
look at www.hexcolor.in/tools/multipost
you can post any message,photo or url on large number of facebook groups.

I would choose hootsuite for social media profile maintaining.

Well, () onlywire and hootsuite are good tools to use

It really depends on what youre marketing. Pinterest, Facebook, posting on other blogs in your niche. Free tools have worked for me the most.

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