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Social media “dashboard” alternative to HootSuite
I am a social media manager for a public school district with 10 Facebook pages, a Twitter account, and an Instagram account. I love HootSuite’s ability to let me see all 12 of our social media streams in a single dashboard, as well as the ability to share posts from one page to another within that dashboard. Now, HootSuite is charging more for a single month of service than we previously paid them for an entire year.
I am trying to find more affordable alternatives to HootSuite, but it has proven to be difficult. Most of the social media management websites show mockups of their platforms rather than actual screenshots, so I have no way of knowing whether any other service has a multi-stream dashboard like HootSuite has. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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Went to Oneup after ridiculous spike in pricing. Haven’t looked back since.
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Been managing social media for more than 10 years and I always use Sendible.com. Great for multi platform and multi stream posting/listening/scheduling.
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How much is hootsuite charging now btw?
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We have a couple of suggestions.
Hello ???? We are Luna, a small Digital Agency whose mission is to help small and micro businesses build an online presence.
We were very fond of Hootsuite at some point too. Honestly, their service is GREAT but their pricing has become a little bit too much to afford for most small agencies and businesses. You could try Simplified (for 12 Social Media Streams they will charge about $26 a month ($312 yearly) or AgoraPulse which will charge you $69 a month ($828) a year. Both are great platforms and while they won’t offer the original $100 yearly that Hootsuite had, they do have very similar features.
Might be worth taking a look. u/joelkight404 recommendation is a good option too.
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Hey, I’ve used a dashboard software called Hurree. It allows you to display loads of different widgets and metrics from various social platforms on one dashboard, and from different accounts within each platform.
They are pretty reasonably priced and offer free trials to begin with so you can always try it and see what you think before actually paying for a subscription
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Check out Metricool too! I haven’t used it but I’ve heard a lot about it lately, and I’ve been meaning to check it out
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