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A great reliable product that speeds up the import process into Wordpress. The formatting is always great and the customer support is 5 star.
Also, sometimes connection to our blog is inexplicably lost, and I need to reconnect. Also, not being able to identify specifically which image gets blocked from importing.
Its interface is very simple and easy to learn, you do not need to be an expert in blogs to use it. Besides, its integration with Google Docs and WordPress is great, really good.
Again, any software that connects two different services to each other is gonna get weird.
Easy to use, reliable, and awesome at formatting exactly as is, from G-docs to WordPress.
It is ridiculously buggy, it is difficult and confusing to use, and it is very expensive, considering what it's actually built to accomplish.
Word able is the best blogging tool and very affordable. It helps me manage my blog easily by importing my documents into WordPress for publication.
Of course, there could be some improvements, but that might come in the future. So, no downsides for me at the moment.
I love the easy to understand UI, and the ease of its learning curve. Scheduling is a breeze, I also really like that you can see each brands health at glance, directly in your dashboard.
Customer support was awful. They were slow to respond, and once they did, the answer was usually "Sorry, that is not available" or "that is not something that can be done.
IT has been awesome to see the fucntionality and the easy of use of this an other products from the same company.
No general overview about all channels. Bad handling for videos and images (especially instagram).
The social media platforms have been great, and I love the analytics that are shown for them.
What I disliked the most about the software is that it would shorten website links within the caption.
I had a great experience using ZOHO social. I used many other tools but it is the best in terms of ease of use and functionalities.
There are some limitations regarding posting to instagram and managing instagram accounts, though almost all social media managers struggle here.
Javier: Hi. I'm Javier, and I'm a small business owner. I give Tallyfy a five. For more reviews like this, click below. I was using Zapier, the free version, before I found Tallyfy. But once I did find Tallyfy, I switched over pretty quickly because the cost difference and the specialization that Tallyfy has, it just made it a no-brainer for me. I chose Tallyfy because it has web hooks built directly into it, so I could constantly be aware of what point a client is, when it comes to onboarding, or where one of my artists are, when it comes to getting a deliverable in. It just has really instant capability for instant information. And I love the emails. Getting started with Tallyfy, at first, can seem a little daunting because you can do so much with it. But once you get started and you get the feel with how the dropdown menus work and how customizable it is, you can really just about do anything. It does take a little bit to switch over to the Tallyfy mentality of things. If you're considering using Tallyfy, my advice would be to really map out what you're going to do before you dive in and start configuring, because there's so many options that it can be a little daunting. So, I created a little flow chart to get me exactly to where I need to go. And I configured it. And since then, it's been a breeze, once you set it up.
Nicole W.: My name is Nicole. I am a financial analyst for a multinational company. I believe we're up to about 7,000 employees, and my rating for Zoho Social would be a four. Before Zoho Social, I personally had Hootsuite, and for what I needed Hootsuite for, it worked, but it was a bit more complicated for me personally. A lot of things I didn't understand. There was a learning curve. I found myself constantly Googling how to work with it. Zoho Social, it was easier to interact. The interface was easier. I understood what to do almost intuitively. I didn't have to Google how do I do this, or how do I set reminders, none of that. It just came easily and I understood what I was supposed to do just by looking at the software. So I went with them because ease of use, price, and it's on every platform that I use it for now. It was extremely easy to get started. I think as soon as I signed up for the trial, I was up and running within a matter of minutes. It was extremely easy to start and use. What I would suggest is, A, you're going to have to do your research and make sure that Zoho has everything that you need. The only reason why I say that is there's certain capabilities if you run an individual Facebook page, like a personal account, it might not work with that. But besides that, I would just go for it. They give you I want to say a 30 day trial. It's a great trial. It lets you test out all of the features and schedule posts. So I would just do my research, and then as long as it covers all your needs, I would definitely go with Zoho Social.
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