just finished reading a breakdown comparing buffer and hootsuite. it basically boils down to whether you want
simplicity or the full suite of heavy-duty features. buffer seems way better if you are just starting out, whereas hootsuite is more for those who need deep analytics.
hootsuite is overkill for a tiny brand.
it's basically choosing between a scalpel and a sledgehammer .
>everyone thinks they need the expensive one but usually don't. anyone else found that paying for extra features just ends up being a waste of money?found this here:
https://buffer.com/resources/buffer-vs-hootsuite/