MeetEdgar vs. Meta Business Manager

• Edgar works best if you already have enough (or plan on keep adding more) evergreen content to avoid too much repetition. This will of course be dependent on the frequency of your schedule as well as how refined your categories are.
• Edgar works for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn currently, and it doesn't seem like they will be adding more networks in the near future.

Incentivized

If using a desktop, Facebook Business Manage can help integrate and consolidate your workload when managing multiple pages for multiple clients. However, it can also be clunky when trying to use it on the go from a smartphone as the functionality is more limited. For those that sit at desks all day, it's a good program. For those of us that stay mobile, it can be frustrating.

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• The library is done very well. It posts content on the last-in-first-out basis and it lets you add multiple variations of posts for the same piece of content.
• It's easy to manage multiple accounts at once.
• It's very user-friendly and it's easy to get a hang of it.

Incentivized

• Stats and insights, to have data to back up assumptions and actions.
• Scheduling posts, which is helpful when you can't always post in real time.
• Messenger, which allows me to interact directly with potential customers.
• Roles, which allows me to assign an intern to help manage the profile.
• Ads, which allows me to target and advertise to potential customers.
• Pixel, which connects my Facebook data with my website.

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• Inability to use multiple photos for a single Facebook post.
• Photo resolution will be shrink down to mobile friendly resolutions. This might be enough for most users/organizations, though.

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• The only thing I have noticed is when on my device, it calls out a list of names that have shared your post, and it only shows one. On the computer it will let you scroll down and see all of them.

Incentivized

I give Facebook Business Manager this rating because how I am able to edit and customize each client location page easily and can add users as needed without any hoops to jump through. I also appreciate the about of reach that Facebook has, so having a tool like this that's easy to use and can be in control of the backed of what people see is so important.

The few times I've had to reach out for ad questions, Facebook Pages customer service is prompt and friendly with their advice. I've never waited longer than 24 hours to get a response, and generally it's just a few hours. They're also quick at removing spam from my Pages when I've needed them to.

Incentivized

So far it's our favorite social media posting tool. It's an inexpensive tool that can save you a lot of time. It's easier to use and its library has great functionalities like "post only once", "expire after DATE", and if you have a schedule set up there will be no gaps in your posting

Incentivized

While we looked at different possibilities, it just seemed that this program was designed for our key social media platforms. There really was no point in utilizing a different program when this was designed for these platforms specifically. The mobile app is an added convenience that allows me to manage our social media on the go.

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• It is important to keep a content presence in social media especially at a time where organic reach is low both in percentage and quantity. Edgar makes sure that we do and drive a lot more traffic versus our previous social media content sharing model.

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• Most of our leads come from Facebook paid marketing.
• Our business is centered around our content, which allows us to stand out from the completion. Facebook allows us to get the content in front of our audience.
• Facebook Marketing is so dynamic that it takes loads of trial and error to get to a winning formula. And the errors can be expensive.

Incentivized