Comments on: Facebook Fan Pages Now Integrated With Hootsuite! http://www.howtousefacebookforbusiness.com/2009/12/hootsuite-adds-facebook-fan-page-integration/ EVERYTHING FACEBOOK: Tutorials, E-book, Fan Page Set Up & Design, Tips & Secrets! Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:18:22 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Colleen Greene http://www.howtousefacebookforbusiness.com/2009/12/hootsuite-adds-facebook-fan-page-integration/comment-page-1/#comment-245 Colleen Greene Thu, 18 Feb 2010 03:41:05 +0000 http://www.howtousefacebookforbusiness.com/?p=389#comment-245 Until Hootsuite can post, and schedule posts, to Facebook Pages as links, photos, etc. (versus just simple status updates), I won't switch from CoTweet. I find posting links and photos -- versus status updates -- generate more engagement with my fans, because the thumbnail is so visual. Status updates alone aren't that critical. Now, if Hootsuite could post links and schedule those links, awesome. I already schedule my Facebook Page statuses via CoTweet's scheduling feature and the Selective Twitter status app for Facebook. Even the regular Twitter app for Facebook does the job with CoTweet. Yet, CoTweet uses bitly instead of those annoying owly links, and CoTweet allows us to assign Replies and DMs to particular users/editors to respond to. Until Hootsuite can post, and schedule posts, to Facebook Pages as links, photos, etc. (versus just simple status updates), I won’t switch from CoTweet. I find posting links and photos — versus status updates — generate more engagement with my fans, because the thumbnail is so visual. Status updates alone aren’t that critical. Now, if Hootsuite could post links and schedule those links, awesome.

I already schedule my Facebook Page statuses via CoTweet’s scheduling feature and the Selective Twitter status app for Facebook. Even the regular Twitter app for Facebook does the job with CoTweet. Yet, CoTweet uses bitly instead of those annoying owly links, and CoTweet allows us to assign Replies and DMs to particular users/editors to respond to.

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