Create your posting plan
The benefit of our technology is that it allows you to easily create your posting plan, have it approved by client and launch it in pre-defined times. This is a very powerful feature for teams handling their Facebook communication as it will allow them to collaborate on their Facebook approach within one interface.
Assign response to your team
Another cool thing we would like to introduce is a very easy to use tab creator. Within just a few clicks you will be able to launch fully customized applications directly on your Facebook Page. We start with two applications at this moment – Quiz and a Static tab. More of them are already in development but what’s even cooler – we will open our platform for the 3rd party developers which will easily implement their tab solutions into our system. The benefit of this solution is that creative agencies will be able to implement their set of tabs into our system and then offer it as a complete Facebook management solution to their clients.
Launch customized Facebook tab
These are the initial key features which we believe will make the system very effective and easy to use. And of course, what would it be for a Socialbakers product if it hadn’t had an Analytics integration!
Try our system now at http://cms.socialbakers.com and get 14-day trial at no charge, or try a free version of our system, which includes:
- Wall post scheduling
- Access for up to 2 admins
- 1 Active Facebook tab
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Socialbakers launches a #Facebook page management system - #CMS - Socialbakers
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
A List Apart: Articles: Strategic Content Management
Content strategy is shaking up the CMS industry
The rise of content strategy is dealing the content management industry a huge kick up the backside. In the web’s Wild West era, the CMS was run by the IT department—or sometimes a lone webmaster who knew HTML—so CMS choices were based on features, price, and cultural fit, rather than web or content strategy. It was the classic IT drill: selection committees, feature matrices, and business lunches with men wearing neckties.
The times they are a-changin’. According to Lisa Welchman, the web is now “the organization’s primary communications, sales, marketing, and transactional vehicle.” A CMS vendor’s target audience used to be the IT Director, and a successful outcome meant each department could easily update their content silo. Now, the target audience is an organization’s internal editorial infrastructure; and a successful outcome is a complex mix of achieving business objectives, implementing a content strategy, and crafting a user experience. The game just got more serious.