Agorapulse saves the day!
Updated September 21, 2016
Agorapulse saves the day!
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with AgoraPulse
In higher education, we needed a social media management tool that allowed us to scale as we expand to other departments, didn't break the bank, and allowed multiple users to access and post. We went back and redesigned our entire social media plan around Agorapulse and love it.
It's currently being used by our Public Information office, but we have plans to include it across the rest of the campus.
It's currently being used by our Public Information office, but we have plans to include it across the rest of the campus.
- Social media posting through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
- Excellent UI and especially in the social inbox. Its now incredibly easy to keep up with comments, mentions, posts, all in one place.
- Competitor analysis allowed us to cut out roughly 12 hours of work per month. We are working more efficiently and getting more done with our staff we have.
- Expansions into other social networks such as Instagram Story or Snapchat
- Bit.ly shortening on the Facebook publishing, and in-app Instagram main link changing would be incredibly helpful.
- Bit.ly API and analytic integrations would be helpful.
- More social interactions with students, alumni, and prospective students through social inbox.
- Increased visibility for events, research, and awards.
- Increased our efficiency as it is allowing us to expand into other social media channels.
To be quite honest, we tried Agorapulse first and liked it so much we decided to go with Agorapulse almost immediately. Ease of use, accessible and easily obtainable analytics were the selling points.
Tried Hootsuite but it really did not match up in comparison. Did not like the analytics, and the multiple column social engagement panel was difficult to navigate and hard to learn.
We wanted to go with Sprout Social, but it was too expensive for our budget.
Tried Hootsuite but it really did not match up in comparison. Did not like the analytics, and the multiple column social engagement panel was difficult to navigate and hard to learn.
We wanted to go with Sprout Social, but it was too expensive for our budget.