Comments on: Social Management and the new breed of content management tools http://socialfresh.com/social-management-and-the-new-breed-of-content-management-tools/ The Business of Social Media Mon, 21 May 2012 06:52:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Lauren manix http://socialfresh.com/social-management-and-the-new-breed-of-content-management-tools/#comment-1871 Lauren manix Wed, 09 Feb 2011 22:19:00 +0000 http://socialfresh.com/?p=3004#comment-1871 Hey Michael, a good social media content managing system called shortstacklab.com has launched. It's very easy to use and the reason I like it is because i don't have a huge business (or bank account) such as clients like MTV or Dell. Hey Michael, a good social media content managing system called shortstacklab.com has launched. It’s very easy to use and the reason I like it is because i don’t have a huge business (or bank account) such as clients like MTV or Dell.

]]> By: jakrose http://socialfresh.com/social-management-and-the-new-breed-of-content-management-tools/#comment-1115 jakrose Wed, 04 Aug 2010 17:01:22 +0000 http://socialfresh.com/?p=3004#comment-1115 The Facebook tools are especially interesting. Managing just a Facebook page for larger brands can get incredibly complicated. And there is still not even an alert setup for page owners to know when something new has been posted to their page. It is literally a hunt and find situation. So these tools are incredibly useful. Think of a company like AT&T who does customer service through Facebook. Tracking conversations is key.<br><br>I think Cotweet and Hootsuite are also big players for big business. Allowing the flow and escalation of Twitter conversation to be more organized is greatly needed when you have a dozen people working through one Twitter account (see @comcastcares and @bofa_help). <br><br>Should be interesting to see how robust these tools get. I am also curious to see the merging of the monitoring and management tools. Who will integrate the other more quickly? And better? The Facebook tools are especially interesting. Managing just a Facebook page for larger brands can get incredibly complicated. And there is still not even an alert setup for page owners to know when something new has been posted to their page. It is literally a hunt and find situation. So these tools are incredibly useful. Think of a company like AT&T who does customer service through Facebook. Tracking conversations is key.

I think Cotweet and Hootsuite are also big players for big business. Allowing the flow and escalation of Twitter conversation to be more organized is greatly needed when you have a dozen people working through one Twitter account (see @comcastcares and @bofa_help).

Should be interesting to see how robust these tools get. I am also curious to see the merging of the monitoring and management tools. Who will integrate the other more quickly? And better?

]]> By: jakrose http://socialfresh.com/social-management-and-the-new-breed-of-content-management-tools/#comment-1090 jakrose Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:34:39 +0000 http://socialfresh.com/?p=3004#comment-1090 Hi Michael. Please send me an email on where you are looking for someone, what skills you need etc. I have a decent network and will try to get you some leads if I have them. jason AT <a href="http://socialfresh.com" rel="nofollow">socialfresh.com</a> Hi Michael. Please send me an email on where you are looking for someone, what skills you need etc. I have a decent network and will try to get you some leads if I have them. jason AT socialfresh.com

]]> By: Michael Haigh http://socialfresh.com/social-management-and-the-new-breed-of-content-management-tools/#comment-1089 Michael Haigh Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:58:15 +0000 http://socialfresh.com/?p=3004#comment-1089 Morning - had a good social media person handeling all of my stuff - she has left - where can I find a local person who is good, but won't charge an arm and a leg - need someone full time. Please let me know. <br><br><a href="mailto:michael.haigh@wjbradley.com" rel="nofollow">michael.haigh@wjbradley.com</a> Morning – had a good social media person handeling all of my stuff – she has left – where can I find a local person who is good, but won't charge an arm and a leg – need someone full time. Please let me know.

michael.haigh@wjbradley.com

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