Publer Showcase: Alternative to Ocoya & SocialBee

Publer takes all the chaos of social media posting and consolidates it into one stress-free platform. It lets you schedule up to 500 posts at the same time using a multi-post creator, a bulk media uploader, a CSV file, or an RSS feed. The RSS auto-import feature also lets you schedule new content for increased control.

Pick the best times for your content, or let Publer take the wheel and schedule posts for you after you define a posting schedule. There’s even the option to automatically recycle posts after a certain time—that way, you can make production easier or remind your followers about an upcoming event.

Simply create a base post, then customize and preview it for each social network, saving you loads of time. You can also easily watermark all photos and videos with your logo to make sure shares are benefitting your brand, as well as tag a location for quick navigation.

It supports Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google My Business, and YouTube, as well as integration with Canva. You’ll also get URL shorteners like PixelMe, Switchy, JotURL, RocketLink, RetargetKit, Bitly, and Rebrandly for easy sharing.

You’ve got complete control of your posts after they hit the networks, too. Schedule three different types of callback actions to boost engagement: follow-up comments, auto shares, and auto deletes. Get those hashtags going in follow-up comments, take advantage of your other channels with auto share, and clean up expired promotions with auto delete.

The hashtag generator even offers relevant suggestions, letting you sit back and relax. It is social media on autopilot. It also makes it easy to collaborate with designated teams. Teams are separate entities, each with its own social accounts, posts, and analytics.

Control the roles and permission levels for streamlined workflows, plus set approval requirements for posting. With the media library, all your files will be organized in one place, and you can even import from Google Drive, Dropbox, Unsplash, or your desktop.