Tools For Managing Your Social Media Accounts

If you want to make money online, you need to get efficient with your time management. The following tools will help you spend less time posting updates and more time on revenue generating tasks.

• • Buffer. Allows you to create a custom schedule for posting updates to your Facebook profile or page. Add posts to your Buffer and they will automatically be assigned to the next open time slot.

  • Post Planner. Allows you to schedule posts to your pages and groups. Also gives you ideas of what to write when you don’t know what to post.

  • HootSuite. Allows you to schedule posts to your profile and page. Also allows you to monitor your newsfeed in one dashboard.

Another thing you could use is an analytics tool that brings your Facebook Insights together with your other data. Here are some good ones to try.

• • SumAll. Lets you view your Facebook Insights alongside business data from a variety of sources in a graph so you can see how a spike in Facebook activity affects your business.

  • Cyfe. Prefer dashboards? Cyfe lets you create dashboards with business data from a variety of sources.

  • Social Report. If you’d rather get your Facebook Insights and activity delivered to your inbox.

  • Rival IQ. For those who need to constantly monitor their competitors, Rival IQ lets you see your competitor’s Facebook page description and activity levels. It will also notify you when any significant changes are made to the page.

Sprout Social -Sprout Social is another nifty tool that can manage, post, monitor, and analyze multiple social media accounts from one location. You can also monitor messages across Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn personal profiles all through on streaming inbox.

Spredfast- Spredfast is an outstanding tool if you’re looking to measure data gathered from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flickr, such as being able to see how many people you’ve reached and whether or not your target audience is engaging with you.

Tweepi - Of all the social media platforms, Twitter can be the most daunting. If that’s the case for you, Tweepi is just what you have been looking for. There’s a quick management tool which will allow to flush unfollowers, cleanup inactives, reciprocate by following, and follow new interesting tweets.

SocialOomph - SocialOomph has the ability to schedule tweets for the entire day and auto-follow your new followers, so you can something other than schedule tweets and follow people. You can also use the dashboard to combine Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Plurk, and your blog into one spot to schedule posts or monitor social media activity.

Everypost - Everypost is a handy app that basically allows you to post all of your updates onto the major social networks from one place at one time. Simply write your message, add photos or videos, and hashtags then send off to Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, Facebook, LinkedIn, Tumblr, or via e-mail.

Feedly - Content discovery. Finding great content to share with your audience is easy.Not only can you subscribe to RSS feeds to keep on top of industry blogs or news sites, you can also use Feedly to discover new content related to your topics of interest

Twitter Counter - Track Twitter progress. It can be easy to lose track of how your Twitter account is growing.It's a free service that tracks changes in your follower count and predicts future growth over time.

Bottlenose - Intelligence for social networks.features a real time search engine that queries all public information from social networks and groups and displays it in algorithmic order of importance.

Followerwonk - Follower analysis for Twitter.The best part about Followerwonk could be its analysis of what time your followers are online, helping you to know what times you should tweet to reach more people.