What product do you use to publish content on LinkedIn, X, Thread...??

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I'd like to schedule content and check metrics, but it's either too expensive or too feature-rich... It's hard;

Business Marketing with Nika · Accepted Answer

Several times, I used contentradar but it is only for LI and X for now. Otherwise don't use anything.

Fouad B · Answer

Buffer.com

Elly · Answer

@busmark_w_nika Advice based on experience is always right. Thanks!

Janak Patel · Answer

Use tools like Hootsuite, Buffer, or Zapier to create, schedule, and cross-post content on LinkedIn and X (formerly Twitter).

Sergey Koshevoy · Answer

Here are a few options that work well:

1️⃣ Buffer: Simple and intuitive. It lets you schedule posts, tailor them for each platform, and analyze engagement after publishing.

2️⃣ Hootsuite: Ideal for managing multiple accounts and offers robust analytics. Plus, it’s great for teams collaborating on content.

3️⃣ Sprout Social: A premium choice, but the customization and reporting features make it worth it if you’re managing many accounts.

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Simple as chatgpt and sometimes do random scrollings to inpire me

Walter E. Strunk · Answer

Zoho social is my go to.  It’s cheaper than most and has solid analytics.

Elara Thorn · Answer

Hootsuite.

CaseyLoveless · Answer

For publishing content on LinkedIn, I usually just use the LinkedIn app or website directly. It’s pretty straightforward—just click on “Start a post” and go from there. For Twitter (which I think you referred to as "X"), I also use the app or website. If you’re talking about writing threads, I often draft them in a simple text editor first to organize my thoughts, then post them one by one. Hope that helps!

TammyClark · Answer

For LinkedIn, I usually just use the built-in post feature or the LinkedIn Publisher tool for longer articles. For X (Twitter), I stick with the basic tweet function or sometimes use Buffer to schedule posts. On Threads, I just type out my thoughts directly in the app. Each platform has its own simple tools that work pretty well for publishing content!

Mila Hughes · Answer

I sick with Buffer because it's simple, affordable, and covers all the basics I need.

Leo mathew · Answer

Hootsuite works fine, but I stick to the  free plan to avoid overspending.

Darryl Helge · Answer

I've been using Publisher it's budget friendly and great for scheduling across platforms.

Gabriel Luke · Answer

I use Metricool! It's affordable and keeps everything in one place without being overwhelming.

Isla Mae · Answer

I just use Canva's free scheduler it's basic but works for Linkedln and X

What product do you use to publish content on LinkedIn, X, Thread...??

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