What Are Some ORM Tools That You Use?

Trying to go into ORM and would like to hear if there's any software that you guys personally use?

I do it manually. Only softwares I am using are chrome and Firefox browsers

Guadalupe.D said:

Trying to go into ORM and would like to hear if there's any software that you guys personally use?

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There are two perspectives when talking about ORM
1. Self ORM management, which basically is getting reviews from customers and managing them timely.
2. Built ORM management, which the effort to build your ORM from scratch without almost any client already knowing your product (or at least massively)

There is some corporate ORM software to cover the first option like Reputation. But for the second, I don't know any, most things are done manually with self made tools
In case you are interested in the latter, what kind of features would you find useful in such ORM software?

Not using any specific tools for ORM, it is a mix of everything.

Using SEO tools, Content management tools, Brand monitoring tools, Social media management tools, etc.

There are several ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tools available in the market that I use to manage and access databases. Some of the popular ORM tools that I use are Hibernate, Entity Framework, Sequelize, SQLAlchemy, and Django ORM. These tools provide a convenient way to map object-oriented programming concepts to relational databases and make it easier to perform database operations using programming languages. Each tool has its own set of features and benefits, and the choice depends on the specific requirements of the project.

What you dont know .should learn by a professional. Because we can,t do everything ourselves. I m also a learner but i have learnt alot and like to share with knowledge with anyone who is new in Reputation management.

No need for any tools

Popular ORM tools include Brandwatch, Reputation.com, Mention, Google Alerts, ReviewTrackers and Socialbakers.

no need for anything. i never heard someone using a very complicated tool. But SEO tools are fine

I have developed a couple of ORM tools i use.

1. To get leads, i scrape google maps for reviews from companies that averare less than 4* and run paid ad campaigns.

2. Captures reviews from customers. If less than 4* then it does not post them.

I commonly use ORM tools such as Hibernate and Entity Framework.

I once used Brightlocal. It was good but I never used it since the data they provided me, I was able to do it manually.

Guadalupe.D said:

Trying to go into ORM and would like to hear if there's any software that you guys personally use?

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I hire VAs to get the job done
sometimes software can't do what a human can

alonelywriter said:

I once used Brightlocal. It was good but I never used it since the data they provided me, I was able to do it manually.

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Do you have a worthwhile experience with BrightLocal?

1. Hibernate
2. Sequelize
3. Entity Framework
4. SQLAlchemy
5. Django ORM
6. Active Record
7. Propel ORM
8. Doctrine
9. CakePHP ORM
10. Ruby on Rails ORM

Many messages here mention DB-related tools, anyone has a use case for that or its auto-generated chatgpt messages?

exploter said:

Many messages here mention DB-related tools, anyone has a use case for that or its auto-generated chatgpt messages?

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ChatGPT clearly

Guys, I don't think he's asking about database ORM (object-relational mapping). He's asking about Online Reputation Management ORM. We're literally in the "Online Reputation Management (ORM)" forum.

Anyways, I use Optery for online reputation management. It's currently the only service I'm paying for. It's $25/mo and worth every penny as they handle privacy for me so my address and phone number don't leak on to "Name lookup" sites that Google keeps indexing.

What kind of uses do you have for Optery

I said it in the original reply...

as they handle privacy for me so my address and phone number don't leak on to "Name lookup" sites

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Basically removing my personal info from "data brokers."