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Buffer – Simple, Effective... But Lacks Some Muscle I’ve been using Buffer for a while, and honestly... it’s great if you just want something that’s straightforward and gets the job done. It’s got this super clean interface that makes scheduling and posting across multiple platforms a breeze. Perfect for when you just need to get content out without any hassle. What Works: 1) Scheduling Made Easy: Buffer’s scheduling is as simple as it gets. Just queue up your posts, and you’re set. If you’re a solo user or a small business, this tool is basically plug-and-play. 2) Decent Analytics: The analytics cover the basics, like engagement and reach, which is enough if you’re not diving deep. You get a quick look at what’s working, but that’s about it. 3) Affordable: Compared to other tools... Buffer’s pricing feels fair. It’s friendly on the budget, especially if you’re not looking for all the bells and whistles. Could Be Better: 1) Limited Insights: Here’s the catch... the analytics feel pretty basic. No deep dives or audience insights, so if you want more detailed data, you might feel a bit limited. 2) Collaboration: It’s there, but it’s nothing fancy. If you’re managing a big team, you’ll probably want something with more advanced collaboration tools. Buffer vs. Hootsuite, Sprout Social, and Later Hootsuite: Hootsuite is like Buffer’s older sibling... more powerful, but a bit overkill if you just need something simple. It’s got richer analytics and way more features, but it’s pricey and a bit clunky if you’re looking for a clean setup. Sprout Social: This one’s for bigger teams. It’s loaded with collaboration and listening features, which is awesome for large brands, but definitely on the pricier side. Probably too much if you’re just a small team or solo. Later: If Instagram is your main game, Later’s got you. It’s super visual, with a drag-and-drop calendar that’s perfect for IG. But... it’s limited if you need an all-rounder for multiple platforms. Final Take Buffer’s a win if you want simplicity, affordability, and you don’t need super-deep insights. For anything bigger or more complex, Hootsuite or Sprout Social might be a better fit... and for IG, Later has that visual planning edge.

I have been using Zoho Social for managing social media for my work for several months now. Overall, it is a quite convenient and functional application. I like that I can publish content across multiple platforms and the built-in calendar feature. Unfortunately, the free plan is quite limited in functionality, so I have to pay for a subscription