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Low-budget tips for organizing posts for accounts across platforms?
Posted by on June 7, 2021 at 12:37 amWill be volunteering with a growing organization with my university and am looking for a way to make managing multiple social media accounts across platforms easier (i.e. IG, YouTube, Twitter, FB for the same organization). Unfortunately, we have a small budget, so paid organizational platforms like Hootsuite are out of the question for now.
Anybody have calendars/schedules that help them organize/plan posts? Or any other systems that they found helpful when managing multiple platforms?
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byu/JonODonovan insocialmedia -
Publer does 5 social accounts for free, and let’s you have 50 scheduled posts.
And it’ll be like a hundred bucks a year to move to the silver plan and add another team member to it.
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later is cheap. you can schedule on fb and insta both on fb business manager for free.
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If your just organizing posts and ideas I use a google sheets.
Seperate Rows for date, campaign, content, images and character count. I also have a sheet for important dates throughout the year (ie national days of importance to the industry.) and one where I can dump content ideas. I keep each month of the year in that Google sheet plus analytic tracking.
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