How to Connect Social Media Accounts with Later

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Dec 4

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My goal is to attempt to not talk too much shit about programs and companies I dislike… wink! So instead, I will do my damndest to highlight that which I love and coyly omit programs I find subpar or uncessarily convulted.

I’ve been a social media manager for nearly a decade now… and can attest to having trying most all the scheduling programs on the market. Some for as low as $30/month… others soaring at $300/month.

And what I found as the visual creature and bargain hunter that I am? Later takes the cake, for $9 month!

Too good to be true? It’s great! And true.

I recommend it genuinely to all my clients, colleagues, and use it personally and professionally for years.

It has amazing storage, great visual capacities.

I worked with a partner who was determined to use a program for $300/month. It could not do what Later could do for $9.

Unfortunately, many people know very little about intuitive marketing.

Convinced that metrics will be the key, many anaylitcal minds will spend hundreds of dollars to see useless statistics.

Growing very slowly, reaching very few potential clients, but dammit, they can see the percentages!

In recognizing my niche market, I cannot refer back to the amazing book “How to Deal with Annoying People”—the kicker, we are ALL annoying to someone.

I am most annoying to the analytical minded, and certainly they are the most annoying to me.

These are the people that certainly have incredible attributes naturally that I must work VERY diligently to attain… these are the detail-oriented step-by-steppers who consider each step very seriously and methodically. They LOVE statistics and thrive on taking their time, to the point of complete stagnation when faced with perfectinoism.

These people often thive on the smallest tasks, and small-picture.

Of course, we all need each other and can vastly thrive by utilizing each others strengths where we are personally weak.

That said, I am undeniably an expressive-driver. I am intuitive, quick, and often inspired.

I use common sense and plunge forth to gain experience on the go.

In many ways this works wonderfully for me, and in many ways shows where I must work harder to better organize my abilities.

So, inevitability, I assume I will be the most useful and helpful to those who are naturally more like me: wise with their intuitive, smart, savvy, common sense players who grow from the ground up organically.