10 mobile apps for social media management

By Erin Carson September 18, 2014, 6:57 AM PDT

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10 mobile apps for social media management

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Social media doesn’t wait until you’re at your desk. Here are 10 mobile apps to help you manage your accounts on the go.

This mobile publishing tools allows users to post content to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and other platforms. Posts can be scheduled ahead of time, or curated from other platforms. It also offers other features, including a built-in link shortener. Available for iOS and Android.

Bitly

Bitly lets users monitor their short links with stats on click counts and link activity. Bit.ly Brand Tools offer more features geared toward brands. Available for iOS.

Perch

Perch focuses on small businesses. It give the user an overview of what’s being said online about his or her business, as well as a view of competitors. Available for iOS and Android.

Seesmic

Seesmic is one of the veterans on the social media management front. It handles Twitter (multiple accounts) and Facebook, letting users run their accounts and even cross promote from the dashboard. Available for Android.

Spredfast Mobile

Spredfast is geared more specifically toward the enterprise. Aside from being able to post from the app, Spredfast’s mobile app also includes the security and workflow safeguards from its desktop version. Available for iOS.

Sprinklr

Sprinklr is more specifically geared toward managing social media accounts for businesses. It also includes a content calendar. Available for iOS and Android.

Sprout Social

If you’re looking to consolidate accounts, Sprout Social is another app puts platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus in the same place. Available for iOS and Android.

Tweetr

Tweetr’s main function is that it allows the user to schedule tweets in advance. Available for iOS.

By Erin Carson

Erin Carson is a Staff Reporter for CNET and a former Multimedia Editor for TechRepublic.

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