Hey,
Apologies in advance for the newbie question. I have a question for the web designers out there.
When you offer social management to clients, I presume you setup accounts for them on all popular and relevant social networks: FB (fan pages), Twitter, Google+, and so forth. How do you get around creating and managing multiple accounts in a white hat manner? I'm familiar with the black hat - private proxies, useragents, PVAs, separate emails - but I don't want to do that. Do you ask the client to create the accounts? If so, do the networks mind if you log in and manage them? I'd prefer to have my designer do everything for them, if possible. I'd appreciate any clever suggestions.
Dr Acula
Apologies in advance for the newbie question. I have a question for the web designers out there.
When you offer social management to clients, I presume you setup accounts for them on all popular and relevant social networks: FB (fan pages), Twitter, Google+, and so forth. How do you get around creating and managing multiple accounts in a white hat manner? I'm familiar with the black hat - private proxies, useragents, PVAs, separate emails - but I don't want to do that. Do you ask the client to create the accounts? If so, do the networks mind if you log in and manage them? I'd prefer to have my designer do everything for them, if possible. I'd appreciate any clever suggestions.
Dr Acula