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Does any body knows a good software that handles posting in multiple social network sites. Some kind of off-line software that you can give access to your social network sites and it post the content automatic.
Thanks.
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A short, practical update for readers landing here years after the original discussion: several replies in the thread suggested aggregator and desktop clients (see answers from , , , , ). Some of the early services commonly recommended in 2010–2011 are no longer available — Posterous was shut down in 2013 and users were urged to export their data, and Ping.fm was closed in 2012. (techcrunch.com)

A modern, pragmatic approach is to pick a maintained social manager that matches the needed networks and workflow (scheduling, previews/link cards, analytics, team approvals). Enterprise and SMB options now include multi-channel dashboards with scheduling, reporting, and collaboration features; Hootsuite and Buffer are two examples of actively supported platforms with broad network coverage. (hootsuite.com)

Security and posting best-practices matter more now than ever: use services that connect via delegated authorization (OAuth) so raw account passwords are not stored by the app; enable two‑factor authentication on each social account; schedule posts but monitor the feeds after publish; and tailor messages to each network instead of blindly duplicating one message everywhere. OAuth is the common, standardized way third‑party tools request delegated access. (oauth.net)

Quick selection + troubleshooting checklist:

  • Define channels and mandatory features (preview/link cards, image/video support, analytics, team seats).
  • Confirm official API / OAuth support for each target network and test a single post before bulk scheduling.
  • If posts fail: check platform app permissions, revoke and reauthorize the integration, inspect the manager’s publish logs, and verify there are no platform rate limits or content policy blocks.
  • Keep regular exports/backups of important content in case a provider discontinues a feature or service.

This summary updates the thread’s 2010 suggestions with status, security notes, and a short workflow to evaluate current multi-posting tools.

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Member Avatar for jbreinlinger

Personally, I use tumblr.com and/or to have a simple blog that automatically posts updates to twitter, linkedin, and facebook.

It's kind of nice because you can just email content, pics, videos to your blog that are automatically syndicated. Probably not exactly what you're looking for though.

-Josh
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Member Avatar for AirForceOne

I use twitterbuzz and ping.fm for this purpose. They both automatic submit your posts to many social networking platform according to your configurations.

Have a nice day,

Member Avatar for joelchrist

I will never prefer to use software to link posting. Do it manually for more effectiveness.

Member Avatar for bulanel

Does any body knows a good software that handles posting in multiple social network sites. Some kind of off-line software that you can give access to your social network sites and it post the content automatic.
Thanks.
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A friend of mine is using hootsuite. you can find it in google searches .
I heard it helps with twitter,facebook but also wordpress.
I didn't use it so I can't really say much about how it works

Member Avatar for ameto

It is better to do it manually..

Member Avatar for zico jr

how can u do it manually

Member Avatar for printrobin

I also prefer to do it manually for my website.
Its too much easy to perform the task. on google search for the top social networking sites & post your website on them.

Member Avatar for charlenej

I am using TweetDeck to manage my accounts in facebook and twitter. You can download tweetdeck for Desktop here.

Member Avatar for denleyderek

Manually as well as use software and submit your site high PR social bookmarking sites

Member Avatar for sharmasathya86

use digg if you give url its automatically picked title and description.....

Member Avatar for OliviaSSLGuru

Why don't you try hellotxt. It provides two options. Either you can insert the feeds of your blog posts or bookmarks and then connect it to round about 50 networking accounts that it provides. Or you can directly post your status to the activated networks.

Member Avatar for EmilyJohnson

Manually submitting links to social network sites gives an added advantages for you. but although you want to submit it with social networking/bookmarking software, you have to visit your profile manually once or twice in a week for frequent changes in your profile.

Member Avatar for skseo

if you got the software update here.

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