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Mastering Social Media Management: A Guide to Using Our Tool Effectively

Regardless of their size, all businesses now depend on social media. It has enabled companies to connect with a sizable audience, engage with them, and develop their brand. A social media management tool is necessary since managing social media may be time-consuming and overwhelming.

Our free social media management solution enables companies to plan content, keep an eye on social media feeds, interact with clients, and handle analytics. We'll demonstrate how to use our tool to master social media management in this blog article.

Introduction to Our Tool

Our free social media management tool is made to assist companies in managing their social media more effectively. Our programme has an intuitive design that makes it simple for you to perform multiple tasks at once. You can plan posts, keep an eye on social media feeds, keep tabs on conversations, and manage analytics all from one platform.

Schedule Social Media Posts

The social media scheduler is one of the elements of our social media management platform. Businesses may develop and schedule their social media posts in advance thanks to the robust social media scheduler tool. Businesses can organise their social media accounts more effectively and save time thanks to this function. You never have to worry about forgetting to submit significant material on social media because you may schedule updates for weeks or months in advance.

Manage Social Inbox

Another element of our social media management tool is social inbox. With the help of this function, organisations may manage a single inbox for social media. By giving businesses a single inbox for all of their social media accounts, this service helps them save time and effort. You can quickly monitor the feedback, queries, and messages that your customers leave on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram in a one location.

Use Social Media Planner

A social media planner is a feature of our social media management platform that aids firms in organising their social media material. Businesses can use the planner to schedule the material they wish to broadcast on their various social media channels for the upcoming week or month. With the help of this function, companies may always submit new content to their social media pages and won't run out of content.

Track Social Media Analytics

Analytics from social media are essential for organisations. Businesses may track the effectiveness of their social media accounts with the help of the data offered by our social media management tool. To monitor the effectiveness of your social media accounts, you can check metrics such as clicks, engagement rate, reach, impressions, and others. Businesses can adjust and enhance their social media strategy with the help of this data.

Free Social Media Scheduler

Our social media management solution is cost-free, so companies may use its features without having to shell out cash. The product is an all-in-one social media management solution that makes it easier for companies to effectively manage their social media accounts.

Social Media Management Tool for Agencies

Our social media management solution is available to agencies as well as corporations. The dashboard of our social media management application enables companies or agencies to control numerous social media accounts for various clients from a single location. For the social media accounts of their clients, agencies can manage analytics, schedule updates, and watch social media feeds.

Social Media Listening

For businesses, social media listening is a crucial component. Businesses may watch and see what consumers are saying about their brands or products on social media by using social media listening. With the help of our social media management tool, you can keep tabs on the hashtags, keywords, and social media mentions of your company. With the aid of this function, businesses may keep track of dialogues and quickly address any complaints or remarks.

Employee Advocacy

The use of employee advocacy in social media management is crucial. Our social media management platform enables companies to utilise their staff members as brand ambassadors. Businesses can use our technology to produce social media material that their staff can post to their personal accounts. By using this tool, brands may reach a wider audience and increase brand awareness. Finally, while learning social media management can be challenging, businesses can effectively manage their accounts with the help of our social media management tool. Our application has a number of features that can assist businesses in managing analytics, scheduling posts, monitoring social media feeds, and engaging with customers. Utilising the features of our tool can assist companies in expanding their brand and audience.

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social media peeps!

i am young and naive and need to start tracking my instagram analytics to prove my worth to my company for a raise, and also to future potential employers. i’m LOST. how are y’all tracking this????

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Social Media Management Tools for Agencies Simplify Your Task

Dealing with social media can be overwhelming, but don't worry! Take it easy by using user-friendly management tools. With organized and efficient social media management, you'll have more free time, less stress, and improved engagement with your audience. Improve your workflow and boost your online presence with these must-have tools. Read more about Social Media Management Tools for Agencies now.

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In this article you will learn top 19 free social media marketing tools that will help you increase your organic reach.

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Tech how-to article written like a recipe. Is that anything? Fuck it.

Old-Fashioned Setting Up a Password Manager

For this project you will need:

One computer

One full-featured browser

One pre-made email account, not shared and logged-in

2-5 possible passwords

5-10 accounts to get started with storing passwords.

Before you begin pre-load your computer, logging in to your email account. You can save later prep time by having your primary social media accounts, banking information, email account, and online bills ready to hand.

Go to bitwarden.com and select "create account"; be sure to select "free account" - you can jazz it up later but we're learning the basics now.

Create the account using your primary email address as the login name and one long (but not complicated!) password that you are certain you can remember but is not widely shared online. This is a great way to use information about your favorite movies or songs, not a great place for your kid's or pet's names.

Set up your password hint with a good reminder; be sure to note any punctuation you added, for instance a comma to separate lines of a song or an exclamation point between words of a movie title.

Verify your email account with the password manager, then set up a new password for your email. You may need a phone or access to your extant 2FA tools for this step. Create a login in the password manager, add your email address, and generate a new password, then save the entry. Go to your email account, select "security" and "change password" - enter your old password to confirm then paste your new password manager generated password into the provided text boxes, and save. Log out of your email account, then log back in with your new password. You will need to do this on all of your devices, so make sure you're using a password manager that is accessible across platforms - Bitwarden is recommended for a reason, this is a place where you don't want to skimp when making substitutions!

Repeat the process of resetting passwords to taste; you don't need to do everything all at once, but it's best to start with a serving of 5-8 to get used to the process.

Time: 30min to 2hr DOE Expense: Literally Free Value: Priceless i never have to remember a fucking password again and now neither do you.

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5 Free Social Media Manager Tools To Help You Succeed

ocial media management can be a tricky game, but with the right tools, it can be so much easier. Luckily, there are plenty of Free Social Media Manager Tools available to help make managing your social media accounts simpler and more efficient.

From content scheduling to analytics tracking, here are five great free social media management tools to help level up your marketing efforts.

I am a social media specialist if you need any services related to social media please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Hootsuite

Hootsuite is a great way to manage multiple social networks, schedule content, and track analytics in one place. With Hootsuite, you can sync all of your social accounts in one dashboard, read more

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11 Best Instagram Scheduling Tools For 2023 (Comparison)

11 Best Instagram Scheduling Tools For 2023 (Comparison)

Are you looking for the best Instagram scheduling tools to save you time and grow your profile faster? According to Facebook, Instagram has over 500 million active users each day which makes it a great platform to build an audience on. But you’re going to need to ensure you’ve got regular content being published at the right times. In this post, we’re breaking down the best Instagram…

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What is Marketing Automation?

Marketing automation allows businesses to create more personalized and targeted marketing campaigns, while also saving time and increasing efficiency. By automating routine marketing tasks, businesses can focus on more strategic activities and free up resources for other areas of the business.

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8 Free Tools to Create a Professional Resume and Portfolio in Minutes

8 Free Tools to Create a Professional Resume and Portfolio in Minutes

8 Free Tools to Create a Professional Resume and Portfolio in Minutes Creating a professional resume and portfolio can be a daunting task, especially if you don’t have a lot of design experience. Fortunately, there are several tools available that can help you create a polished and professional-looking resume and portfolio in just a few minutes, and the best part is that they’re all free!   Here…

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Manage your social media on autopilot. Attach unlimited profiles. attractive dashboard for simplified management. AND MUCH MORE!

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FFXIV Forum

Fuck it, let's try again.

Some time ago I created a forum that didn't stay lively for very long, unfortunately, but I don't want to give up on it as I think forums offer something that no other tool for online community can offer: an actual community that doesn't rely on everyone acting like their own PR/marketing team.

So here it is, in case anyone's interested:

What does it have to offer?

A place to meet artists and roleplayers from the FFXIV fandom, where you won't be assailed by notifications like a Discord server, that's LGBTQ-friendly and won't ask you to post all the time to remain visible (contrary to social media).

What you'll find:

RP sections for your RP threads, easier to manage than on Tumblr, and without the pressure of being seen online on Discord because you wanted to talk to your friends but aren't in the mood for RP

A place to get help to create your character or write an NPC, if you're feeling insecure and want to try your hand at writing/roleplaying

Galleries for your writing, fanarts, screenshots, irl craft, etc. where you don't have to worry about peak hours to be seen

Forums where you can gush about your own characters and get asked questions: no need to have a big following anymore!

A place where you can discuss the lore and share your meta analysis to your heart content

A place to organize your own in-game event and promote it, once again without needing to build a big enough following for it to be noticed!

Yes, there's a NSFW section (that you have to ask to get access to). Forumactif—the host—is not in favor of this, however, so if Etheirys has enough success I might consider hosting it myself (but I'm not rich so we'll start with the free alternative for now and just keep it on the low XD)

And more!

I am taking suggestions to improve it and I'll gladly help you and answer your questions if you're not familiar with forums (or this sort of forums, anyways).

For those who don't know me or find me intimidating to talk to (I know it has happened) I've been leading communities big and small for about 18 years now, and I've always put a big emphasis on fairness, communication and patience.

(Please reblog so more people can see this!)

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How to find new goth music that you'll love : a silly tutorial for people wanting to find new dark songs to obsess about.

Okay so following my last post, I'm going to do a tiny tutorial on how I find new goth/post-punk/darkwave/etc music and bands with only two tools : Internet and a bit of free time. I can guarantee it's worth it, especially if you want to invest yourself more into the subculture. Supporting new and active bands is a must if you want to see the goth genre flourish.

(Sorry in advance, most the screenshots will be in french. And if there's typos, my bad. I did my best but english is not my native language!)

the "Similar Artists" feature.

Probably one of the easiest way to find bands similar to the one you already like is using a website that will give you similar artists. This feature is a common one on listening plateforms like Spotify (left) or Last.fm (right). I tend to prefer the Last.fm one because you can see what genres the artists are tagged with. This gives you way more informations about the band, its influences and why it's in the similar artist section in the first place. You can also click on these tags to find other bands or, even better, repeat the process with the newer bands you find to delve deeper down the rabbit hole!

Both these exemples are "similar bands" found on the Boy Harsher page.

2. Playlists and sets

This one sounds obvious but it's one of the most efficient method to find new music without putting too much work into it. The only thing you have to keep in mind is to be precise with your keywords. For exemple, if you want to find new goth music but don't like EBM, you'll have to type your research with keywords like "gothrock", "deathrock" or "synthpop" "darkwave", etc....

Personally, there is two plateforms that I use fairly often for this purpose but I'm pretty sure it exists on every listening plateforms, so feel free to use the one you prefer. For me, it's Youtube and Spotify. I tend to prefer Youtube because it's more like a DJ set, with someone picking a limited amount of songs and new releases and sharing them like every few months. There are several accounts that do this, you just have to keep an eye out for them.

The images featured are the first playlists that pop up when I type "goth 2024" and "post-punk 2024" in the mentionned plateforms.

Keep in mind that you won't like everything and that you can skip the songs until you find one that makes you bop your head dracula style.

3. Music labels and samplers

We're entering a more niche category with this one. So, you really like a band and want to find something similar or, at least, something with the same qualities (be it the level of production, the subgenres explored, etc). Well, labels can help you! A music label is a production or publishing company that usually have several bands to manage. Some bands, of course, do everything by themselves but for the others, it's a GREAT way to find new similar music.

You can find the labels by looking at a band's website, social media or, even more efficiently, by looking at the records themselves. Usually, the label name/logo is somewhere on the cover. When you find it, you can simply type the name of the label and find the artists that are associated with it.

A lot of labels have a strong presence on Bandcamp and do "samplers". These are basically playlists featuring the artists they publish. If you don't want to click on every artists one at a time, you can simply listen to a sampler and see if anything is interesting you before going further.

The images I have used are both labels that are producing goth, darkwave and ebm music. The first one is Artoffact records (ACTORS, Cevin Key's solo work, etc...) and the second is AVANT! records (Buzz Kull, Blind Seagull, etc...)

4. Touring bands and opening acts

GREAT! One of your favourite band is touring. Maybe it's a big band, a classic goth staple, or maybe it's a tinier band you already enjoy. Either way, it will probably have an opening act, maybe several depending on the dates. When I see a band I like announcing gigs, I usually check the other bands that are following them in the tour. They can be less famous or they can even be local bands sometimes. No matter if you can attend the event or not, this is a good way to stay in touch with the scene and what's being played in venues. You can also just check the scheduled dates in goth or post-punk venues, nearby or far away.

The big plus of doing this is seeing the amazing art some tour posters feature (illustraded here by Buzzkull/Kontravoid and Rue Oberkampf). If you follow bands or venues on Instagram (and other social media where bands actually post), they are seen fairly often in tour and dates announcements. You can also check tour dates on several websites like Songkick, Bandsintown, etc.... I always prefer following the bands and venues themselves, though.

5. Webzines (and other internet tools) We're going even more niche with webzines, something that will probably disappear in a couple of years but that thankfully still exist nowadays. Basically, a webzine is just like a magazine/fanzine but online. By looking up the right keywords, or even looking at webzines focused on alternative music in your area, you might find a great ressource not only to find new music but also to find gigs and events related to the subculture. I'd advise everyone to broaden their horizons when looking for webzines : as an exemple, the one i use fairly often to find gigs in my area is not only goth related. it's more of an underground culture thing which leads me to find non-goth events that I could enjoy too!

Of course, Webzines are only a little part of the iceberg. I am sure there are plenty of facebook groups, blogs, forums and newsletter that basically lead you to find the same kind of informations. On this side, you have to be ressourceful depending on where you live, what is the culture around you and also how safe it is for you to navigate in these spaces.

6. Word-to-Mouth, mutuals, etc... At last, we are lucky enough to be on a website that allows everyone to share links like Spotify, Bandcamp and so on. There are several accounts dedicated to share goth music. For exemple, there is @nugothrhythms who share modern and newer goth sounds or the more recent @gothlisteningclub which is a great way to discover and listen to goth albums you've never heard of. I won't plug my own sideblog but you know, do your research, find mutuals that actually put a bit of work into sharing music! And, of course, feel free to do the same! I hope this little tutorial can help some people to find new music. The internet is a fabulous tool to keep subcultures alive. If you put a little work into it, you'll soon discover great bands and maybe even find a few gigs to attend. Remember, stay curious, don't limit yourself and always expend your horizons with art! Feel free to add anything that can help people finding new goth or post-punk music : blogs, playlists, etc!

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Problems facing modern artists & creators

I've talked with hundreds of artists and creators about the difficulties they face trying to earn a living from their craft.

This post covers two of the big ones (social media algorithms & bargain basement marketplaces), and what tools are available to grow your business despite these issues.

Social Media Algorithms and Audience Ownership

Social media platforms are a godsend for getting your work in front of potential clients and building a loyal fan base.

However as you will all have experienced, it can take a mastermind to figure out what kind of content the algorithm wants you to post, and if you don't do that you'd be as well throwing your content into the void as even your own followers might not see your post, never mind new viewers.

It also means you don't truly own your audience, if you post something slightly controversial your account could be deleted without warning, or perhaps a billionaire buys the site and everyone flocks to a new platform where you have to start growing your following all over again.

Solution: Build a mailing list

This is perhaps the single best marketing tool available to any business, and is sorely overlooked by artists and creators.

It's cost effective and because you own your mailing list it doesn't matter what's happening on social sites, you can always keep in touch with them.

The tricky part is converting people into mailing list subscribers. However I've seen plenty of creators successfully build one by offering incentives including free digital downloads, early access to content, discounts on your store etc.

Those who sign up to your mailing list would be considered high quality followers, someone who is much more likely to convert to a paid client and buy from you again in the future compared to the average follower on social media.

Tools

https://art.page/

https://substack.com/

https://convertkit.com/

Losing clients to undercutting competitors on the same platform/marketplace

If you run your business on a marketplace or platform, your clients are one click away from finding plenty of other choices who are willing to undercut everyone else to land a sale.

These sites have no incentive to make sure that traffic you drive to your profile actually purchase from you. Whether a sale is made through your listing or another seller, they collect their fee either way.

They also use uniform designs which reduce you to a generic product listing. Whilst this can simplify the customer experience, it means you have no control over the sales funnel and ability to differentiate yourself, making it harder to convert potential clients into paying customers.

Solution: Direct clients to your own site

Use your own personal website to make sales from, there are plenty of options with no monthly charge and lower fees than marketplaces. This lets you make dedicated marketing pages showcasing your best work to make a client excited about doing business with you, instead of just being a generic product listing.

Take advantage of marketplaces purely for their customer base. Don't rely on them as your sole business platform. This way, any fees you pay are worthwhile to generate sales you wouldn't have had otherwise. 

Tools

https://art.page/

https://www.bigcartel.com/

https://squareup.com/

Interested in more?

There's plenty more I have to share on this topic, including:

How to properly use Print on Demand without getting ripped off

Streamline managing your business so you spend more time creating and growing your business.

How to better utilize your brand to connect with clients and increase sales

So let me know if you’re interested and I’ll get writing!

Transparency

I'm building https://art.page to solve these exact issues, with the goal to create the best all in one site builder for artists and creators that makes running your business easy.