spurge0n
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- Mar 27, 2014
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SNAP is a Social Networks Auto Poster that lives up to its name. I haven't seen it mentioned around here at all (that I can recall). But maybe that's because I'm relatively new on the scene.
Anyway, I picked it up this weekend. It's free at Wordpress.org, but I definitely recommend forking over the $50 for the pro edition. I have absolutely no business or financial affiliation with the software developer of this product. I'm just giving my honest opinion.
If you're unfamiliar with it, SNAP is a WordPress plug-in that auto-posts your blog entries to numerous social media networks at once. That gives you time to focus on more important things, like producing content.
I have successfully set it up to auto-post my blog posts to: Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Tumblr, Plurk, StumbleUpon, Instapaper, Delicious, and Google+. I'm having some trouble with Diigo right now but I'm looking at that.
You can also set it up for other sites, like YouTube, Sett, and even DeviantArt (but that doesn't seem to be working well right now).
It's a total time-saver.
Here's the link for the free version if you want to check it out. I think it will handle Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest.
And here's the link for the pro version. It's non-affiliate.
Also: If anyone has anything else they'd recommend, please let me know,
Anyway, I picked it up this weekend. It's free at Wordpress.org, but I definitely recommend forking over the $50 for the pro edition. I have absolutely no business or financial affiliation with the software developer of this product. I'm just giving my honest opinion.
If you're unfamiliar with it, SNAP is a WordPress plug-in that auto-posts your blog entries to numerous social media networks at once. That gives you time to focus on more important things, like producing content.
I have successfully set it up to auto-post my blog posts to: Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Tumblr, Plurk, StumbleUpon, Instapaper, Delicious, and Google+. I'm having some trouble with Diigo right now but I'm looking at that.
You can also set it up for other sites, like YouTube, Sett, and even DeviantArt (but that doesn't seem to be working well right now).
It's a total time-saver.
Here's the link for the free version if you want to check it out. I think it will handle Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest.
And here's the link for the pro version. It's non-affiliate.
Also: If anyone has anything else they'd recommend, please let me know,