Tag Archives: Tools

5 Social Media Management Tools Every Social Manager Needs to Know About

Jamie TeasdaleOctober 29, 2015 Being a social media manager requires wearing many different hats. From thinking creatively to interacting professionally to efficiently multitasking, you’ll often find yourself juggling a variety of tasks. Managing multiple accounts across a variety of platforms can get overwhelming, making it hard to maintain them all with excellence. Lucky for you, … Continue reading 5 Social Media Management Tools Every Social Manager Needs to Know About →

4 Seriously Superior Social Media Tools to Manage Your Accounts

Dorien Morin-van DamOctober 27, 2015 Need Social Media Tools? Start Here! My good friend and colleague, Ian Anderson Grey, wrote an awesome article in cooperation with G2Crowd. G2Crowd ‘analyzed hundreds of detailed reviews from users of the top Social Media Management software’ and then created this awesome infographic about it. Ian then explained in plain … Continue reading 4 Seriously Superior Social Media Tools to Manage Your Accounts →

Getting Holiday-Ready: 7 Shopping Cart Abandonment & Recovery Tools to Consider

Tim AshOctober 17, 2015 ‘Tis the season of shopping once again. For consumers, the holidays mean scouting for the best Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals. For you, as a marketer, it means working harder to ensure that your site has no major usability issues that could deter visitors from converting. So, if you make … Continue reading Getting Holiday-Ready: 7 Shopping Cart Abandonment & Recovery Tools to Consider →

Social Brand Mentions: Key Tools To Find And Fully Capitalize On Them For Marketing

If you have customers, chances are they’re going to be saying something about your brand online. Columnist John Lincoln reveals the best tools to help you monitor what they’re saying and offers some advice on how you should respond. John Lincoln on October 16, 2015  What are people saying about your brand online? Is your … Continue reading Social Brand Mentions: Key Tools To Find And Fully Capitalize On Them For Marketing →