Keep it simple: Thing 8

Saturday, June 21, 2014

Thing 8

Thing 8. Social Media Management Tools

I've been using the major social network tools (linkedin, facebook, foursquare Google+ and twitter) so I decided to look at how Hootsuite can integrate all three of these tools together. I'm having trouble getting Hootsuite to work with Foursquare and Google+. Google+ seems to be a coding issue and Foursquare integration requires a subscription payment to integrate into Hootsuite.

Overall I like how hootsuite can interface with Twitter, Linkedin and Facebook. It looks like a nice option to manage my social connections.

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[BOOKS NOT BLOGS] Suggested Readings: an eclectic mix of what excites me

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