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1d35e No.2040

choosing between a tool that only does meta versus one that hits 12 different platforms is such a //tough/ decision. i'm leaning towards buffer because managing just facebook and insta feels too limiting but does anyone else find the extra cost learning curve worth it?

link: https://buffer.com/resources/buffer-vs-meta-business-suite/

1d35e No.2041

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u're assuming u actually need all those other platforms rn. if ur content strategy is built entirely around reels and stories, switching to a multi-platform tool just adds unnecessary complexity to ur workflow. i found that trying to manage linkedin and pinterest alongside meta via buffer actually caused me to ignore the native features of each app . unless you have a dedicated content calendar for every single one of those 12 channels, it's mostly just paying for features you won't use. are you actually posting original content to those other platforms or just repurposing meta posts? if it's the latter, you might be overcomplicating your stack ⚠



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