Tribe delivers creator marketing solutions by connecting brands with creators who are ready to become their community. Powered by…
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Social Media Marketing Software
Software for scheduling posts, tracking mentions, measuring performance and running influencer campaigns across social channels, for marketing teams who need to show what their social activity is worth.
Influencer Marketing Platforms 141Social Media Analytics Software 89Social Media Management Software 149Social Media Management Tools 2Social Media Monitoring Software 79
Tweetdeck is your personal browser for staying in touch with what’s happening now, connecting you with your contacts across…
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Twibble is the best and most beautiful tool to boost your social engagement on Twitter and increase your followers. It enables…
4.3
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Upflow allows you to discover and schedule content tailored to your audience. Select a few topics and see relevant content…
4.3
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Influencer marketing platform for ecommerce & social commerce, helping brands & agencies generate online sales through creators…
4.3
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Insights-driven platform that supports the full spectrum of your social media marketing and analytics needs. Be empowered to…
4.3
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Commun.it - community management for Twitter that makes a difference! Commun.it dramatically improve the way you build…
4.2
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Markerly is an influencer technology platform specializing in influencer identification and tracking. We power the most impactful…
4.2
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Edgar schedules your social media so you don't have to. Save time planning, creating & publishing your social media content all…
4.2
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Oneup allows you to schedule and automate posts on social media and Google my business.
4.2
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Qoruz is an enterprise-grade creator collaboration platform. Qoruz makes it easy for brands to collaborate with the right…
4.2
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Retortal provides digital asset creation, management and publishing for the direct selling industry. Retortal has helped many of…
4.2
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Create animated text GIFs, add instant images, emojis or hashtags, tag influencers - all in your handy RiteForge Composer.
4.2
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Roster helps e-commerce brands easily manage and engage their ambassadors, affiliates, and influencers-all in one powerful…
4.2
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Send social media is #1 social media management dashboard. Join the thousands of small businesses who use our service for social…
4.2
5 reviews
Founded in 2013, we build intuitive and easy to use plugins for your WordPress site. Smash balloon was born out of a desire to…
4.2
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Social blade was founded in 2008 originally as a resource for digg users to track their success on the social news site, but has…
4.2
15 reviews
Swat.io is the social media management platform for professional teams that need to work reliably under pressure. Built for small…
4.2
69 reviews
Get stats about your x performance in real-time or back in history. Tweet binder offers a suit of products for x marketers…
4.2
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Vaizle's AI meta ads agent helps marketers analyze Facebook & Instagram ads effortlessly - no dashboards, no spreadsheets, no…
4.2
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The social media platform built for agencies, brands and media. Manage agency and media workflow for your social media projects…
4.1
20 reviews
The only social media tool you'll ever need. Manage, analyze, engage, publish, and research - all in one place. No juggling, no…
4.1
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Manageflitter is a web-based application that assists users in working smarter and faster with Twitter. With rock solid…
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These are the tools that do the daily mechanics of running a brand on social media. That means scheduling and publishing posts across Instagram, X, Facebook, LinkedIn and TikTok from one calendar instead of five separate logins, pulling engagement and follower data into dashboards so someone can report on what's actually working, tracking every mention of a brand or competitor across the web so a support or PR team can respond before a complaint spreads, and finding, vetting, paying and reporting on influencers so that relationship doesn't live in a spreadsheet and a pile of DMs. Hire one of these and the change is concrete: fewer manual logins, a single approval workflow before anything goes live, and numbers you can put in front of a CMO instead of a screenshot of likes.
People start looking for this when the current setup has quietly stopped working. A marketing team is posting to each channel by hand and missing things, or several people are posting with no shared calendar and no idea what's already gone out. Mentions and complaints are being found by accident, days late, usually by a customer telling someone directly. Influencer spend is happening but nobody can say which creators actually drove sales, because the tracking is a mix of promo codes and trust. And when leadership asks for a report on social performance, it takes two days of copying numbers out of five different apps to produce one.
The providers here split roughly along the job they do: publishing and scheduling, analytics and reporting, listening and monitoring, or influencer campaign management, and some try to cover more than one. The real differences show up in the detail. Analytics tools vary in whether they pull data through official platform APIs, which is accurate but limits historical depth and what can be measured, or through other methods that go deeper but are less reliable. Monitoring tools differ in how wide their source coverage is — social only, or also news, forums and review sites — and how good the sentiment analysis is outside English. Influencer platforms differ in whether they're a marketplace of vetted creators you can hire into, or software layered on relationships you already manage yourself, and how seriously they check for fake followers. When comparing options, weigh channel coverage against your actual channel mix, check whether approval workflows match how your team signs off content, and look at whether pricing scales by seats, by posts, or by the size of your audience, since that decides what it costs you a year from now, not just this month.