Schedule post websites

GangsterWilly

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Jul 2, 2013

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• Aug 20, 2014

• #1

Hello. I have heard that websites that auto post, schedule post bulk post on FB paages re bad becouse those posts that got posted by these appss will get much less reach.. Is that true? For example hootsuite sciota exposure.... I am planing to get one of them to schedule my posts but becouse i have heard this information am not sure is it good idea or not.


As well could you recommend me best website/program to auto post, bulk post to my fb pages. And is it safe to use such services?

 

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gogreen

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Jan 23, 2014

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• Aug 20, 2014

• #2

It's true based on my experience. I post manually to fan page, and use schedulers to post to groups where reaches aren't an issue.

 

Salexes

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Mar 7, 2013

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• Aug 20, 2014

• #3

It's true but hootsuite and exposure, have in my opinion very good reaches for scheduling apps.

 

nessie

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Mar 5, 2014

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• Aug 20, 2014

• #4

Can't you just schedule the posts directly on FB without third-party software?

 

MissioneR

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Oct 8, 2012

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• Aug 20, 2014

• #5

Yeah of course, it's all fake likes and not the natural one. natural likes always sounds good for the page that makes your page live for a long time. nothing will show the result like doing manually

 

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travanx

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Feb 6, 2012

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• Aug 20, 2014

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Ifttt posts updates based on my RSS feed to all the different places. I see the autoposts to my Flickr ranking for keywords. That one goes instagram->flickr.

 

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PPCPro

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• Aug 20, 2014

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Yes the reach actually is very low compared to non-scheduled posts. It is better to spend some time posting them manually but you'll get bigger results.

 

SmTasker

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Oct 26, 2007

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• Aug 27, 2014

• #8

It's true for anything that uses the Facebook api, like hootsuit,buffer and many other online services like this. When they use the Facebook api they are completely traceable and can devalue the post of if you do anything that they don't like they can remove all the posts you've made through them completely. There are other software though that don't use the Facebook api for example doing everything in an embedded browser or other bots that use the web interface, those are untraceable if you don't set them wrong like posting to 1000 pages in a few hours..