Marg SmarterQueue

What do you like best?

What do you dislike?

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

What do you like best?

What do you dislike?

What do you like best?

What do you dislike?

I love that SmarterQueue has an evergreen post feature similar to MeetEdgar at a much lower price point. The schedule is highly customizable, and I love that I can divide posts into different categories, and set a schedule for each one. Their visual schedule planner made it fun too. It could easily be a set it an forget kind of app. But if that's not your style and you like to keep your social feeds safe, it also offers post expiration times so that it only cycles a certain amount of time. You can also pause or delete your entire queue is you want a break to think about your strategy, or you want to start from trash. Another feature that's really cool is that you can view social accounts from people with a similar audience or people you follow and respost what they have shared all from within the app. It makes is so you don't have to hunt down articles or post that you want to share with your people. The bonus is that you can use their post as a framework for your own. Makes it suuuuper easy!

I don't love how the app looks. It isn't as pretty or clean looking as say, Buffer. I also wish it was easier to make sure that the same post doesn't post back to back. I like it to be more of a variety.

I wanted a social media scheduler with evergreen capabilities at a price point I was comfortable with. I wanted a true set it and forget it kind of app and I got that.

We love the ability to set-up an intricate automated posting schedule. We have content that falls into 7 or 8 different categories. We have 10 different social accounts spread across 3 different brands. So we created a schedule where different types of content are posted across different profiles. Then we created 100 different evergreen posts, turned on Smarter Queue and then let it handle the rest.

Authorizing accounts is easy and seamless.

Creating new posts is very easy, especially when posting to multiple accounts with the same exact message.

The biggest issue I found is that it is easy to create posts and a bit more difficult to go back and edit them. So you can create a single post and associate it with several social accounts. Because it creates a separate record for each post on each social profile, if you have to go back and edit them individually it can be a tedious process to find them all and edit them one by one.

When creating new posts, it would be nice to have a way to enter separate UTM fields for each social channel if you create a post that crosses multiple accounts. Right now I have to set them all to "draft" and then go back and tweak the UTM parameters per post.

The scheduling can get complex quickly...would recommend starting with a couple categories of content and a couple of profiles first.

We use SmarterQueue to automate our social media posting of evergreen content. It has allowed us to be consistent with our posting without having to manually create and process each post.