While this post is ending, don’t forget to check out the SayHelloThere freebie!
In the past few months I’ve learned something very interesting. Facebook can be kinda cool. I mean I’m using Facebook to talk about comics and other geekdom, so I enjoy that, but the one thing I haven’t been enjoying is managing the pages. Checking comments, tracking answers, running contests.
For a network that is built on frictionless sharing, it’s sure hard for the folks managing the content to do stuff.
Which is why I’m going to take a real, hard look at the deal kicking off today—AgoraPulse Platinum—which sounds like it might just solve a lot of issues for me.
Here’s what Agora offers in their package:
Top Five Features:
- Turnkey Facebook marketing apps (Quiz, Instant wins, Contests, Sweepstakes and Coupons)
- Automatic Wall moderation, real time email notification, post scheduling
- Fan ranking and qualification (download your fanbase in .csv)
- Compare your page with Competitors and measure your posts’ performance
- Track reach, clicks, leads and measure Earned Media
If you’re not sure also watch this intro video from Jay Baer:
Jay Baer’s review of AgoraPulse from [email protected] on Vimeo.
Last thing…don’t forget about the The iStack Mac Bundle still going on. If you haven’t picked it up, I know you’re debating about if you need all the apps. Well if you need at least a couple of the apps it’s worth it. Just sayin’
Tris Hussey is a technologist, best-selling author, teacher, Canada’s first professional blogger, and general Internet Rogue. He has written several books on social media and technology including Create Your Own Blog (1st and 2nd editions), Using WordPress, Sam’s Teach Yourself Foursquare in 10 Minutes, WordPress Essentials (video lessons), and Sam’s Teach Yourself WordPress Themes in 24 Hours (forthcoming in late 2012 with Catherine Winters). You can read Tris’ posts on TrisHussey.com and other sites around the Internet.
One response to “Agora Platinum Facebook Platform [Deal Ending]”
“Checking comments, tracking answers, running contests”? One of these things just doesn’t belong here.
Seriously, if “Quiz, Instant wins, Contests, Sweepstakes and Coupons” is your top-listed reason for buying this app, I’ll pass. When reading your first paragraph, I hoped the app would help me moderate and search for comments.