Reinventing Social Media Engagement: AI Tools You Shouldn’t Miss
Here’s the rub, folks: Artificial Intelligence isn’t coming; it’s already here, changing the game and reinventing the way we approach social media management. And while we’re busy grappling with this digital revolution, a couple of newer AI tools are already doing a heck of a job helping create social media captions, composing reactions to mentions, and finding relevant discussions to jump into.
Your Own Personal Social Media Assistant: Social GPT
First up, there’s this neat little Chrome extension called Social GPT that’s working wonders in the realm of social media communication. Installation is a breeze, and it sits pretty on top of any message it can reply to, ready to spring into action.
Hit the icon, choose “AI comment”, and voila! Social GPT does its magic, tapping into ChatGPT to conjure up a response that you can copy-paste into your reply box. There’s scope for edits too, in case you want to sprinkle in some personal touch.
Supporting LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook, this tool puts the “social” back in “social media” without the usual hustle and bustle.
Anywhere, Anytime with GptAutoBot
Next in line is GptAutoBot, another Chrome extension that’s making the lives of social media managers a bit easier. Once installed and logged in to ChatGPT, all you need to do is type /gpt followed by your prompt, hit “Enter,” and you’re good to go.
I gave it a whirl myself, and must admit, it’s pretty straightforward. For instance, I typed “/gpt thank a person for wishing me a great day,” and here’s the heartwarming response it produced: “Thank you for your kind wishes! Your thoughtful gesture has already brightened my day. Have a wonderful one too!”
A quick edit and post, and you’ve got a personalized message ready to roll.
Tweet Hunter: Your Twitter Whisperer
Now let’s turn our attention to the Tweet Hunter, a tool that’s essentially a treasure hunt for Twitter enthusiasts. This smart AI tool understands your favorite topics and hashtags and auto-generates individual tweets or threads that can be scheduled at your convenience.
It’s got some other nifty features too, like the “Actions Library” which generates ideas for tweets based on your previous activity. However, you might find the pricing a bit on the steep side, likely due to the new Twitter API.
Flick: Get More Out of Your Content
Let’s also talk about Flick, which turns your existing content into social media gold. You simply enter the URL of your article or YouTube video, and Flick does the rest. This tool not only schedules posts on social media but also allows customization to suit your style and message length.
Devi: Streamlining Engagements
Last, but not least, there’s Devi. This Chrome extension scans your Facebook Groups, LinkedIn feeds, Reddit discussions, and Twitter threads for keywords. It then consolidates them all into a single feed where you can engage in meaningful conversations.
To summarize, yes, AI is here and is helping streamline social media engagements. But remember, tools are best used for inspiration, not automation. Human touch, after all, still counts for a lot in the digital realm.
