Crowdfire Review

PROS: Crowdfire is a big help if you're new to making a social media account. It plays a key role if you're in need of quickly building a social audience. The tool functions effectively in Twitter. Although you'll need to utilize it at a certain degree for Instagram, LinkedIN, and Facebook.

CONS: It's not very effective when building an audience from the ground up for some social sites. Usually, it's never good with LinkedIn or Facebook.

PROS: Crowdfire has been helpful in making an analysis of my current demographics and audience. I get to know which audience is following me in return, comparing fans of my organization to that of people who are following me back, and which accounts I have are inactive. Its inactive following functionality is handy. It cleans account that are related to me and those that have been pro-actively managed.

CONS: Even when it appears to have been toned in recent versions, I'm not sold of it making a post on my behalf. I haven't had any problem with this platform making tweets that I was utilizing them. Although I feel such tweets shouldn't be suggested in the first place.

PROS: Get to see who's following you in return. Know who's unfollowing you. Get a keen idea as to who generates an engagement the most. You're able to seek users out swiftly in your audience and unfollow them (if needed).

CONS: While the UI does function wll, they can work on other areas too. For instance, they need to up the ante in enhancing the user experience.

PROS: Crowdfire is handy in making an analysis of my audience growth as well as demographics. It lets me know who's following me back. I get a clear idea on who my real fans are instead of people who just follow me back without any reason. It keeps me peeled on inactive accounts. Its infactive-following functionality is handy in cleaning out accounts that are no longer be managed.

CONS: It may appear as if this was this tone in the updated versions. I'm still unsure if the platform is smart idea for posting on my behalf. I've yet to come across issues with the platform making Tweets. But I feel those Tweets shouldn't be suggested. I feel releasing Tweets that tell the whole world of me using Crowdfire along with people not following me is bit crummy.

PROS: Its cop follower functionality lets you to take aim at your competition's followers. If they prefer a product/service from your competition and you're offering something similar, you can go to their followers with an automated response. If some or all their followers follow your back, you can trigger an effective call-to-action. This can be in the form of e-mail notifications, sign-ups, and etc... I utilize a program called Autokey Mouser for automatting clicks so there's never a need to make "Follow" presses multiple times.

CONS: Dealing with Twitter can be a pain to deal with. If you follow a lot of people, the tool will limit you in some ways. To curb this, you'll need do blocks of 100 per hour.

PROS: You get to see who's following you back and who's unfollowing you. You have a clear idea who's able to generate a majority of engagements. I've been utilizing mobile app frequently. It lets you acquire swift access to a wide range of social channels. These include Instagram and Instagram.

CONS: They UI wasn't as good before. But now, it's functioning really well. They were able to fix what's needed to be fixed to enhance user experience.

PROS: I like having the ability to look into anyone who followed/unfollowed me recently. The basic package lets you automate DMs, copy followers and give you an idea as to who your fans are. You get to see those who aren't following you back. I've been using this personally to improve Twitter visibility.

CONS: There are other apps that function in the same manner as this. But I truly feel the devs in this tool has a good grip on things. They want to ensure this doesn't come out overwhelming.They streamline/automate functions you need. They offer visbility via their stats so you won't need to spend too much time on doing things manually.

PROS: I love how I can look into anyone who have recently followed/unfollowed me. I get to this really easily. The product's basic version lets you automate DMs, observe who your geuniune fans are, and copy followers. You even get to see those who aren't even following you back as well as followers who are no longer active.

CONS: There a bunch of apps that literally does the same thing. But I have a good feeling these guys know things really well. They do what they can to not make things tedious. They're effective in streamlining or automating features that you'll require to have things automated.

PROS: Its cop follower feature lets you target your competitors' followers. If they have something to like with X and you're providing something somewhat similar to X, then trailing their followers through an automated response (if they follow you in return) can lead to effective call to actions. I'm using a macro program (autokey mouser) in automating clicks. I'm no longer resorting to pressing "follow" a hundred times.

CONS: Twitter can be a big pain. If you wind up following a lot of people, restrictions against you will then be made. Practically, you'll want to make b locks of a hundred or so. This will prevent such action from happening.