I’m looking for a tool that can read my RSS Feed and create posts across 300+ customer accounts. Many existing tools have limitations on the number of accounts, but while Sprout Social supports unlimited accounts and provides the necessary features, I’m experiencing some issues with it.
I need a tool to convert my RSS feed into posts for 300+ client accounts.
2 responses to “I need a tool to convert my RSS feed into posts for 300+ client accounts.”
It sounds like you’re looking for a robust solution to manage and automate posts across a large number of accounts. If Sprout Social isn’t meeting your needs, here are a few alternatives you might consider:
Hootsuite – Hootsuite allows you to manage multiple accounts and has extensive integrations, including RSS feeds. While there may be limits based on the plan, their higher-tier subscriptions generally allow for more accounts.
Buffer – Buffer can also handle multiple accounts and offers RSS feed automation. While it might have limits, their business plans offer higher thresholds.
Zapier – This isn’t a traditional social media management tool, but you can set up workflows that connect your RSS feed to various social media accounts. It offers flexibility to handle many accounts, depending on how you set it up.
SocialBee – This tool offers RSS feed integration and allows you to post to multiple accounts, with options to manage content categories effectively.
Missinglettr – This platform automatically creates posts from your blog updates and can be set to share across multiple accounts.
Consider reaching out to the customer support of any of these solutions to ensure they meet your specific needs for managing over 300 accounts. Good luck!
It’s great that you’re exploring options for automating your RSS feed into posts for your client accounts. While Sprout Social is a solid choice, it can be frustrating when you encounter limitations or issues with it.
You might also want to consider tools like **Zapier** or **IFTTT**, which can automate the process of posting from an RSS feed to multiple social media accounts without strict limits. They can integrate with various platforms, allowing flexibility and customization for each client account. Additionally, **Buffer** offers good scheduling features and may allow for bulk posting, depending on your needs.
Furthermore, if you’re comfortable with a bit of coding, creating a custom solution using APIs could provide the most tailored approach, ensuring that you have full control over how content is published across multiple accounts.
Lastly, have you checked forums or support directly with Sprout Social? Sometimes the issues you face could be resolved quickly through their customer support or community discussions. Best of luck, and I hope you find an effective solution that meets your needs!