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Ask HN: Good Social Engagement tools for non-techies?
My mom recently got a job where part of her duties will be managing the twitter/facebook/email communication and engagement for a nonprofit. She's 55, quite tech savvy, but not likely to be writing any code any time soon. Do any of you have recommendations for tools to help manage these things? (For instance, I recently learned about TinyLetter and it looks quite promising)
- tejasm 11y agoIf she's looking just at the posting part, she should try Buffer/SocialPilot.co/HootSuite. That should do the trick. If she's looking to monitor for replies and engage with the community overall, then she might need to use more than one tool.
- tixocloud 11y agoDo these tools provide ways for engagement on social media as well? They all seem to be schedulers/automation tools. Also, do they do email as well?
- GFischer 11y agoI was going to mention HootSuite too. A quick Google search will find you lots of alternatives (apparently https://kuku.io/ https://kuku.io/ as well as Buffer & SocialPilot that tejasm mentioned)
- pfrpfr 11y agoI was also going to mention Buffer/Hootsuite for scheduling posts in advance. Works with Facebook, twitter, google+, almost any popular social media. Also she could find Tweepi useful, free tool to filter bots from real people and choose profiles based on specific parameters. She might find this post useful: https://blog.passkit.com/how-i-increased-the-number-of-real-twitter-followers-by-1500-in-8-weeks/ https://blog.passkit.com/how-i-increased-the-number-of-real-...