UUKI helps us to monetize our group from Facebook and filtering spams away
February 23, 2022
UUKI helps us to monetize our group from Facebook and filtering spams away
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with UUKI
We have spammed in our Facebook group and moving to UUKI we are making it both paid and free and most of all filtering the spam away. Moving a community is a very difficult decision because of how easy it is to use Facebook for most. We have seen how other groups have been closed down by Facebook and also risk being hacked away. The open system seems very volatile for us and we have since looking for an alternative and found UUKI. We also try 2 more apps and found that UUKI is the easiest to use, and the best thing is the support rendered by their team.
- community
- events management
- school
- for clubs. society, membership
- bugs happen now and then but that also means it is working, we hope that the team can trace the bugs before we track them
- filtering of spams
- collection of payments
- UI/UX
- ease of use
- moving a community is not easy, but for the serious members looking to connect with another, yes, this gives them assurance
- Uuki is still developing, so there are some use case that we have delay
- we can make our membership paid and use Uuki to collect payment
- Facebook Business Manager (formerly Pages Manager)
Facebook is an open community and we have little access to the members that sign up for our group. However, with Uuki we can collect more and better information about these individuals and also keep spam at the lowest. One of the main reasons is that we want to monetize our group and UUKI seems to be the best option in the market now. The support team is quick to respond and we hope that this tool will be top-notch in days to come, another singular best thing is we can have the community to our own name and not UUKI
Do you think UUKI delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with UUKI's feature set?
Yes
Did UUKI live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of UUKI go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy UUKI again?
Yes