Meta Business Manager vs. Send Social Media

Meta Business Manger is well suited for large/medium and small organisations with single or multiple stake holders and products. It works very efficiently. Cases where app events are defined for android and iOS, it work wonders for campaign measurement and campaign level targeting. Meta Business Manager is very appropriate for running financial, educational, real estate, e-commerce related ads. Meta Business Manager is not appropriate if you have are into enterprise sales.

As a social media executive, I can plan and schedule content for the entire week (or month!) ensuring a consistent presence for all social media platforms. I can easily generate reports to track engagement and measure the success of social media strategy.

• Helps drive more efficient CPCs and CPMs than other social channels
• Targets users outside of working hours
• Helps grow Retargeting pools to use on other channels
• Meta Business Manager's AI does a great job in identifying our ICP based off intent signals

Incentivized

• Easy to use due to frienly user interface
• Saves time as it scedule the post
• Manage, monitor, and publish content across multiple social media networks from a single dashboard.

• You have to look in multiple places for a full range of analytics
• The way it handles ad spend can be unpredictable, so if you're on a budget, you have to make sure you're really watching your ad spend
• For as much as Meta Business Manager pushes stories, reels, etc., the editing tools for this kind of content are limited or nonexistent.

Incentivized

• trial version duration is very less
• Not have detailed features best for small buisness
• quite expensive

The UI is easy and intuitive for any beginner, but it also has a lot of depth for more advanced users. There have been very few cases where I could not do something I wanted to do regarding media buying. However, there are big limitations regarding account management, admin settings, and user appeals.

Incentivized

Facebook is notoriously difficult to access for help and FBM is no exception. Only the chat feature will get someone in touch with you and then there is very limited help. The most they do is send links from their 'help section' without really offering much help at all. Business owners and directors need a person on the phone that can understand the problem and help fix it, not 'helpful links that have already been tried.

Incentivized

Facebook is a well-known platform that has to be utilized. It allows us to reach so many new customers and potential patients for our clients. As well as allows us to interact with them consistently and keep them informed or advertise to a new niche of people. The best part about Facebook Business Manager is its usability and reach!

Send Social Media alternatives that social media managers often consider:Hootsuite: A popular platform offering comprehensive social media management features, including scheduling, analytics, and team collaboration.Buffer: Known for its user-friendly interface and focus on content scheduling and queueing.Sprout Social: Offers powerful social listening and engagement tools along with scheduling and reporting functionalities.

• Pro: It gives me a central place to manage my Page.
• Pro: There are a lot of options to take advantage of, like Ads, available, which I hope to use more in the future.
• Pro: The pixel has allowed me to connect Facebook data with my website, and has been a good referral source.
• Con: There is so much I don't use because it is so complicated. I know I could get more use of it, but it's not going to happen anytime soon, and probably without help.

Incentivized

• Since implementing Send Social Media, our client engagement has skyrocketed by 30%. We've seen a 20% rise in website traffic from social media referrals, translating to a significant boost in qualified leads.
• The time saved on scheduling has allowed us to focus on strategic content creation, further amplifying our ROI.
• This translated to a 15% increase in revenue and freed up time for strategic social media planning, leading to a 20% rise in follower engagement.