I've been using Socinator for just over a week now with some inputs you might want to hear.
First, the software has lots of potential. By that, I mean it needs some polishing and tweaking to fine tune it in some areas. In other areas it might need a completely different mind set of the developers or managers of the software. Like in the random commands it could do for Likes, Follow, Retweet, Comments and all the other commands it's able to do for each Social media platform. But for some reason, Socinator makes you check a box for this feature and warns you that selecting random commands for your campaigns might cause issues within the software.
Running my first Facebook campaign on Socinator got it blocked because I left this box unchecked and Socinator ran just one command over and over again just like a "Bot" would do and FB locked my account.
The second campaign I ran was a twitter account, I checked the box and the campaigned ran for almost a week without any issues because the software was making random selections of the commands. This was more like a human being operating the social media platform.
Two more Twitter campaigns where created and ran fine.
When I created my first Instagram campaign, it had issues. I spoke with support about the problems and they pointed out that I needed to uncheck the random box in order for it to work.
That's when a wall went up at Socinator about my philosophy on having random commands vs their one command. They seemed to have dug-in their heels and didn't want to hear about how humans interact within a social media platform and how a "Bot" is spotted by the media companies.
This is at a stand still as of 2 days now to where Instagram doesn't work as I wish it too and so it goes unused in fear of being blocked if used as instructed by Socinator.
