Crowdfire reviews

I love Crowdfire because it makes growing your account presence easy and steady. It is worth the investment and after getting it setup, it's very easy to manage your social media presence, find influencers and their tribe, and you can even gain people just from the hashtags that you associate with your account. I love it!!! Yep, I'm doing my Happy Dance!!!

I'm a big fan of Crowdfire and am so pleased I found this deal before it sold out - unbelievable offer and Crowdfire were helpful cancelling my existing plan (they even part refunded my annual subscription) so that I could apply this coupon :-)

I plugged in my code just to be disappointed at how limited the product is for managing Instagram which Hootsuite and Buffer do well without the cost. Crowdfire doesn't even allow account management for Instagram; all you can do is post to Instagram.

Crowdfire has been an over-hyped product used by many, but I'm starting to think that might be before social media such as Instagram began updating their policies on what third-party apps can and can't do. Right now, it's very very limited if you're hoping to do more outside of Twitter.

I hope this is just a bug on Crowdfire's part but from the "priority email support", I'm starting to think they don't care about their customers from AppSumo users who have complained about their non-responsive customer support service. For now, I can wait a few weeks before I submit a refund.

In the meantime, I'll be using Plannable.

i stick with promorepublic and ampifir everyday,

promorepublic for design purpose and amplifr https://appsumo.com/~qRvje/ for analytic...

i still in learning how to use this for my needs, twitter features (although its manual proccess) is interest part for me...

i believe in appsumo, thanks crowdfire

If you're happy to manage all your own social media postings you might be fine with Crowdfire.

But if you've hired someone to help you manage future social media postings, there may be a big problem.

I was able to add a new user with no problems, the issue for me is that your team member (additional users) are only able to post to Twitter. That's it! Twitter. They can't access facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, etc.

So if Twitter is the only social media account you need help managing future posts, then great. But if you like to schedule out posts across several platforms, then go spend your $39 at Rubio's Tacos or something because you won't be able to use Crowdfire. Unfortunately.

On the good side, they were highly responsive to me (even though their contact link is almost impossible to find).

Best Deal Ever in Appsumo I really appreciating Crowdfire and Appsumo for giving us an awesome deal.

I used my briefcasehq.com credit plus $19 to pay for this. Worth every damn taco and then some. I can't believe how effective this is. My followers have skyrocketed since using this. I'm getting follows from influencers with 50k+ followers. Where has Crowdfire been all my life? It's like moz.com for Social Media. If I could rate it with 20 tacos, it wouldn't be high enough.

If you don't buy this deal, you sir/ma'am, are an idiot!

Despite the fact this is an annual deal I'm liking this app. It's perfect companion for Feedly on the phone.
I don't know how it decides the best time to post but I just trust it for now.
It's fast to post and the alerts and tips are good.
What I don't like is the curation results but since I have feedly, no problems.
Other thing I would like to be implemented is grouping. I post for a few clients and it would be nice to group all social account by project so it would be easier to post.
I give it 5 stars and I hope they keep it improving.

This tool is great for finding and curating content to share (though the topics selection needs a bit of refining), and for Twitter follower management. However, the scheduling function needs work. Scheduled posts often only show a shortened URL, so you can't see what it is without clicking through to it. And they are only shown in a list - a calendar view would be much more helpful. No way to set posting times, or add comments to posts at the time of sharing (only if you go back and edit it from the Scheduled list).

I think this may grow into a really good tool, but I think it's got a little work to do first, particularly on the scheduling portion. The curation section is pretty great, though and I expect that will save me a lot of time looking for content to share.

I paid for service but its doesn't work. I contacted with Support Service and they said that its fixed but the reality its not. I paid for Service 6 days before and I still don;t have it.

Not only does it suggest hot articles you can share - that the system finds for countless niches - but it also allows you to automate your own blog posts. Of all the Social Media automation tools i tried, I have to say CrowdFire is one of the most complete solution. Highly recommended!