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Ask HN: How many of you find managing social media accounts annoying?
- ghrifter 11y agoI do. Beside my reddit account and my online gaming community I contribute to, I have no time for Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. But I guess reddit is the superior alternative (at least for me). I find that the Facebook posts and Instragram stuff is always full of people trying to show off their lives all the time.
- kilimchoi 11y agoInteresting. I guess when I asked this question, I was thinking about it from the startup's point of view. For me at least, a lot of the things that I post to twitter and facebook are posts from the site that I would be working on at the time. And it just has been such a hassle for me to copy paste the title of the post, link, and etc multiple times.
- phantom_oracle 11y agoIt's a solve problem. You can manage social media, automate it, etc through multiple SaaS providers right now. People love twitters API to build bots and shit, so you can even build your own dashboard using other folks examples.
- kilimchoi 11y agoThat's the thing, not one solution fixes all the problems that I have with social media management. For instance, I have to pay for one service that favorites tweets and another for automating tweet posts from rss feeds.
- tejasm 11y agoCheck out SocialPilot.co - might solve your issue of managing multiple social media accounts.
- wingerlang 11y agoHow do you define manage? I have FB which I use daily, but I can not remember the last post I made (years ago). I have Twitter but I open it some times per week at most, and I tweet only when I "need" to announce something. Random social media X, Y an Z I have long stopped using. Reddit and HN, are those social media? I don't think so.
- J_Darnley 11y agoNo because I don't have any. What an amazing easy solution to the problem.