When Klout debuted its new Web dashboard in February, it launched a tool to help users not only measure their online reputations but improve them, too. Klout’s personalized content stream recommends articles that it thinks your audience would enjoy and helps you share them out over various social networks. Today Klout released a new mobile… Continue reading Klout Launches New iOS App Geared toward Content Marketers
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Klout Introduces Personalized Scheduling and Topic Filtering
It’s been a busy few days for Klout, which recently pivoted as a content curation tool before being acquired by Lithium Technologies. The new Klout suggests content users may be interested in and provides tools for scheduling this content to be published to your social media audiences. But when it comes to achieving maximum engagement,… Continue reading Klout Introduces Personalized Scheduling and Topic Filtering
Twitter Releases Scheduled Tweets Feature
Twitter has announced the ability to schedule organic or Promoted Tweets at specific times and dates within a year in advance. The feature is only available to marketers, though, who are currently using Twitter’s Ad Products and can be included in new or existing Promoted Tweet campaigns. According to Twitter: With scheduled Tweets, you can… Continue reading Twitter Releases Scheduled Tweets Feature
Want to Buffer Your Posts to a Google+ Page? There’s Finally an App for That
Google+, a rising underdog in the world of online social networks, is known for limiting which third-party developers can build productivity tools that feed into Google+. Previously Google has partnered with Adobe, Hootsuite, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Sprout Social, and other social media management companies to create management tools for Google+ pages. Google+ is slowly opening… Continue reading Want to Buffer Your Posts to a Google+ Page? There’s Finally an App for That
Hallelujah! Buffer Adds Custom Scheduling, One of the App’s Most Requested Features
Today, Buffer announced the addition of one of their most requested features, custom scheduling. The update will (finally!) allow users to schedule social media posts at particular times instead of merely placing items in their queue. Hallelujah!
