This month in Direct Selling Now our theme is “Random Acts Creates Random Results”. If you have experienced a roller coaster of varied results in your business then it's time to look at your goals, your systems, and the actions you will take to achieve those goals.
As I work with direct sellers to find out what goals they have for their business, getting more consistent results from their social media efforts is a common response. Many are confused by when to post and what to post. Others struggle with being consistent, because they don't have a plan and feel it's too time-consuming. And for those who do virtual events, they are looking for a way to automate posts so they can focus on their guests and hold multiple parties a month.
Using a scheduling tool for your posts will help you be more consistent and intentional and it's a huge time saver for virtual parties.
But, what are the best tools for scheduling your posts? Which tools allow you to post on your pages, events and groups? What are the differences between their features and prices?
Here are 4 tools that you can use to schedule your Facebook posts, along with testimonies from some of our Direct Selling Now Plus members who use them.
Don't settle for random results from social media. Make a plan and use a scheduling tool to work your plan.
Click on each tool to learn more.
Post My Party
“I think Post My Party is very easy to use and it's a perfect if you want to share posts with your team, especially new recruits. Just click SHARE TEMPLATE!”
~Karen Smith, Pampered Chef
Cinchshare
“CinchShare gives me peace of mind, knowing I can trust that my items will post as scheduled and that the CinchShare team is there to help when the need arises. Multiple parties…no worries, set it and forget it!”
~Kindra Hayes, Norwex
Tiny Torch
“Tiny Torch allows me to post to groups and pages, plus I can save posts to use for parties. These posts can be categorized for easy retrieval!”
~Kim Carr, Jamberry
Vizzlie
“I love Vizzlie, because I can save graphics and videos plus share templates and files. You can even “hurry” or “delay” a post!”
~Beth Sluzewski, Usborne Books & More
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Lydia Martin is a Digital Strategist & Trainer for Direct Selling Now and Digital Academy.