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One thing you need to watch is if your source of content puts out 50 articles a week, it may be too much to automate. You can adjust how many posts get shared per day and there's a limit on the free account. I recommend choosing content sources that publish no more than 5 times a week.
WebEx Events is a great tool for hosting both an event website and an onsite event app. If you are looking to integrate an on onsite and online event, they have this capability, as well. The staff is always very helpful and I am able to get answers to my questions in a timely manner Incentivized
Web based with secure loginConnects to most social media platformsIncentivized
It has quite a few optional and customizable features that can be utilized.It's easy to integrate your existing tools like Zoom, YouTube, Vimeo, and streaming services.It's flexible in the way that you upload content in that you can enter things one at a time on the website, or use a spreadsheet to upload a larger amount of content.Incentivized
Support of the product was a bit hit and miss. Some of the functionality I enjoyed that made me sign up in the first place like the ability to repost a tweet by clicking on it was taken away suddenly with no explanation. Although it was sort of replaced with EverQueue.The interface was glitchy at times especially around creating categories and timings for bulk post scheduling. Eventually worked around it to make it work for me.No phone app was a major disappointment as I find lots of stuff to post from my mobile.Incentivized
Sometimes I feel like it uses too many resources and makes my computer go slowerChats of the webinar dissappear by default, but sometimes important info is shared and could be nice to have the option to save itThe quality of the video gets chosen by webex by default, sometimes maybe it would be nice to get the option to fix manually what's the minimum quality you want. Just to not talk with pixelsIncentivized
Of course something could happen to our orgs ability to put on a conference or Socio could fundamentally change their product or their customer service - but barring any magor shift there is nothing that is even close to competing for our attention here.Incentivized
Problems are quickly worked out with their support. I haven't had any issues except in the initial setup, and their support folks walked me through it.Incentivized
Socio (now WebexEvents) is one of two products I use that gets customer service right. Not only can you get an answer from an actual person quickly during business hours - but if you are asking after hours, you know the response will be waiting for you in the morning. Not only are they fast, but they are also smart about their products and customers. There is very little back and forth trying to explain the problem I am having, or the new way I am trying to use their product, that may even be novel for them.Incentivized
Buffer and Dlvr.it don't compare as apples to apples, but there are areas where one is better than the other. For price and automating social media posts, Dlvr.it is better, but for content curation I've found Buffer to be easier.Incentivized
We have used multiple virtual event platforms in the past, as well as trialed several. We ultimately decided on Webex due to the aesthetics of the website, the incredibly easy build-out process, the 24/5 support, the user-friendly front-end interface, the multiple ways to monetize sponsorships, and ultimately... the price. The value for what you get is incredible compared to other platforms.
WASTE OF MONEY as they did literally NOTHING.
User retention has increased by 25% with the help of Webex EventsLead retrieval at events is made very simple, thereby saving a lot of time for usSession tracking gives us a lot of valuable insights, helping us understand our users betterLead location tracking is present which helps us segment our audience betterIncentivized