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Hey, Can anyone suggest some best social media management tools that allow me to manage multiple social media profiles as well as pages?

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Several replies (for example , , and ) named popular schedulers and suites; those are sensible starting points but the landscape and platform APIs have changed since the thread began. One suggestion in the thread, Klout, is no longer available (service was shut down in May 2018). (en.wikipedia.org)

Two platform facts that directly affect tool choice: Instagram only opened wide third‑party content publishing via the Graph API in 2021 and that functionality originally targeted Business accounts and carried limits and format restrictions (rate limits, media-type and feature gaps to check). (allfacebook.de) Twitter/X’s developer policies and API pricing changed dramatically in 2023, which disrupted many third‑party posting and analytics workflows—confirm current API support before you commit. (techcrunch.com)

Quick checklist (use this to evaluate candidates before you test them):

  • Define the primary job: scheduling, listening, unified inbox, paid‑ads management, or analytics.
  • Confirm native publishing for each network and account type you use (business vs personal/creator).
  • Team features: role-based access, approvals, shared content library and audit logs.
  • Reporting & export: can you pull raw data or export historical reports?
  • Security & compliance: OAuth, 2FA, encrypted tokens and vendor audit evidence (SOC 2 / equivalent). (aicpa-cima.com)

Simple pilot workflow to reduce risk:

  1. Inventory accounts and must-have features.
  2. Shortlist 2–3 platforms and run a 2–4 week pilot using real posts, approvals and reporting use cases.
  3. Verify live publishing, exportability, token/permission behavior, support SLAs, and full pricing (per profile, per seat, add‑ons).

Try before you buy—most vendors expect pilots and that is the fastest way to catch API/format or hidden‑cost issues. (sendible.com)

Note: ’s point about trial limits is important—trial restrictions often hide real costs or workflow gaps, so validate the things you actually need during the test.

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Member Avatar for mindstreak

Hootsuite will be very easy and suitable.The only problem is allows only 2 social media sites in the trial version.If you opt for a paid version it would be very useful.

Member Avatar for asfand.350

you should make make account on live and it will coneect to your oulook people facebook microsoft every account so use it

Member Avatar for kavitabhaskar

The Best social media management tools which i suggest to anyone
1) Social pilot
2) SEM RUSH
3) Buffer
4) Hootsuite
5) Sprout Social
6) Iconsquare
7) Sendible
8) Tailwind
9) MeetEdgar
10) Post Planner

These are top social media tools which we contains diffferent features according to platforms in 2020

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There are many best social media tools available on the market which you can use according to your preference, or I can say try some of the tools and finalize it as per your usability and affordability. The tools which I used personally and which I like most:

  • Sprout Social
  • Sked Social
  • Hootsuite
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