What services do you use for publishing to Instagram accounts?
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Hi Everyone, We've just released Google+ Exporter , an application that helps you to export your Google+ feeds (profile, pages, collections, communities, including all comments) to Wordpress eXtended RSS, Blogger and JSON file. Another available option is to export all posts published to profile, pages, collections, and communities to JSON file, including all comments ! Transform exported JSON data can into imports for other services, or you can use JSON export as a full generic backup of your posts. The free version of the application enables you to export up to 3000 posts. You can buy a license key to get unlimited experience. I would love to know your opinion, suggestions or requests. Thank you! You can find more detailed info in the blog post https://blog.friendsplus.me/export-google-plus-feeds-45926c925891 Updates can be downloaded from page https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jkaut9054xzwd1e/AAAkXT7j7I8qi7ryMJqBx0oxa?dl=0&lst= UPDATE version 1.4.0 / 13-12-2018 : * NEW lin
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ReplyDeleteI do not use Instagram, why would I?
ReplyDeleteInstagram directly, since my audience is not the same as the other networks.
ReplyDeleteOwen Kane Instagram is becoming very popular among brand managers.
ReplyDeleteFriends+Me Eli Fennell Will have to look into this Instagram. I do a lot of work with Car Dealers andcringe when I mention another social network!
ReplyDeleteEli Fennell so true :)
ReplyDeleteIt's my understanding that Instagram frowns upon 3rd party apps posting to their service and they don't really want businesses using regular accounts as a brand presence. I believe they want brands to utilize their promoted posts and other such crazy business-only offerings. I'd love to see F+Me get around this but not if it threatens F+Me in general. The lack of a web-based interface is a huge hurdle when dealing with multiple accounts (ie. personal & business)
ReplyDeleteChristopher Sisk 3rd party services solve the missing API differently and he only legal one I've discovered so far is to use the Instagram mobile app. I can use the Instagram app in Android emulator and it should be perfectly OK.
ReplyDeleteOne company I found solves this problem by having a cluster of mobile phones running the Instagram app.
The only disadvantage is that users would have to share login and password with Friends+Me. We can keep them safe.
I do remember reading that Instagram is changing their access in June of 2016 (I think that is the time frame) to further control 3rd party access.
ReplyDeleteOff Topic... but I need to ask. Given the G+ Article ( http://goo.gl/KdhHEt) by Mike Blumenthal and his thoughts that depending on the circumstances a business may/should consider to cease posting on G+. Will F+M change it's focus and abandon G+ altogether?
ReplyDeleteOwen Kane we will not abandon Google+ we will offer more possibilities to our users instead. Google+ is here to stay.
ReplyDeleteThere are plenty of uses but few that have an ROI without inordinate efforts. I have been searching for successful local merchants using G+ for years when the use case was clearer and have found very few.
ReplyDeleteNow that the use case is more more limited I suggested as much. Not that there are not any uses but that it is extremely difficult to get an ROI
I would love to see 10 examples of local merchants that have generated significant value from Plus in the past and see their plans going forward.
In the US with only 16% utilization, the chance of actually interacting with local clients is quite small.
Given that the article was an overivew, I was making a general statement as to use. There are, I am sure, specific cases that would contradict the general but the question is whether they are broadly applicable.
I am all ears as I always am looking for ways to help SMBs leverage their limited time for increased business.
i have had to use hootsuite for 3rd party posting and regramm since repost now charges monthly fees (using android OS)
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