eClincher aims to be the most powerful, complete and intuitive social media management software. According to the vendor, the product is designed to help users, businesses, and agencies manage social media presence with one platform, and offers the following capabilities: advanced publishing publishing automation (queues, RSS feeds, recycle evergreen content) engagement with unified social inbox & live social feeds monitoring content…
$149
per month
Social Suite by Reputation.com
Score 9.4 out of 10
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The Social Suite by Reputation.com (formerly NUVI) is a social media intelligence platform. It is designed to listen, monitor, and engage, the social web. NUVI's patented bubble stream visualizes the social web in real time. Reputation.com acquired NUVI in 2021.
I now use content studio and feedhive as an alternative to eClincher. These tend to be better solutions since eClincher rescinded their LTD from its users.
I used Sprout in a past life and while it does have some more features and might be a bit more aesthetically pleasing and a tad more intuitive, it doesn't have the queues feature eClincher has, and it is much more expensive. The only feature I miss from Sprout really is the …
In my quest to find the best Social Media Management software, I tried just about every service out there (scrolling through Capterra, TrustRadius, and G2 Crowd to find new programs). I was able to go for about 4 months on free trials alone and kept a log of the pros and cons, …
There are loads of social scheduling tools out there. I was using Buffer but then found it was limited in terms of listening and reporting so I started to look at a more professional software. I tried Hootsuite but hated the interface, way too busy with the primary focus …
NUVI and NetBase have mostly similar features, except for specific graphs offered by Netbase. Unless you need to do a lot of competitor trend/sentiment analysis in one graph, then you do not need to pay the huge price difference that is Netbase. You can create as many monitors …
My experience with Sprinklr wasn't very positive. I've found that they don't have that great of data when it comes to social listening. They're great with channels and publishing but haven't had much luck unfortunately with pulling in as good of data through Nuvi. I love …
We've done extensive research as it relates to social listening & monitoring tools. We made the decision to work with NUVI largely in part due to the cost, i.e., paying per volume of impressions vs. more expensive annual solutions, as well as the ability to use it for multiple …
I had used Topsy Pro at a previous job and was also very familiar with just plain Topsy in general. NUVI was the only tool I found at the time that could even remotely match what it could do. Topsy Pro was nice because you could search for any terms (though Twitter only) dating …
It honestly doesn't even compare - the cost is less with Hootsuite Pro, but the capabilities of Nuvi far exceed the expense. Nuvi not only provided solutions for problems I didn't know my company had, but it also provided training and ad hoc answers to questions I had as I …
NUVI is a win for us because it is the right cost and the right features for our company. I anticipate we will grow out of it as our property level users request additional functionality, but in the meantime, it has been useful and we have just completed our contract for our …
NUVI provided us with a more in-depth analysis of what we wanted to see and what we didn't know we needed to see. There is also the advantage of being able to do everything by using one product (NUVI) instead of having to using several different products to accomplish one set …
Doesn't stack up at all. NUVI is way more cumbersome, difficult to use, and complicated. Hootsuite is clearly defined, easy to use, and focuses on specific improvements you want for your social media management. It is also not difficult to set up and get working for you early …
We stopped using Hootsuite's listening in favor or Nuvi and compared them to Radian6/Social Studio and a couple of others. Nuvi's user interface was cleaner, and more intuitive and they were more set up to accomplish the tasks we asked of it.
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Chose Social Suite by Reputation.com
I selected NUVI based upon their real-time monitoring and visuals. It brings social media to life for the left brain CEOs and decision makers. It makes a statement.
Nuvi may be the right tool for you, but do your homework and compare them to the other tools listed above to find the right one at the best price in meeting your desired goals. Also, I personally prefer monthly payment v. year-long contracts UNTIL I am 100% sure I can get a ROI …
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Chose Social Suite by Reputation.com
NUVI isn't that much better than Hootsuite.
Features
eClincher
Social Suite by Reputation.com
Listening/monitoring
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eClincher
7.0
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10% below category average
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Boolean keyword searches
7.00 Ratings
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Filtering out noise/spam
7.00 Ratings
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Broad channel coverage
7.00 Ratings
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Publishing
Comparison of Publishing features of Product A and Product B
eClincher
6.0
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29% below category average
Social Suite by Reputation.com
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Content planning and scheduling
8.00 Ratings
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Audience targeting
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Content optimization
9.00 Ratings
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Workflow management
6.00 Ratings
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Engagement
Comparison of Engagement features of Product A and Product B
eClincher
6.3
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23% below category average
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Automated routing and prioritization
7.00 Ratings
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Customer interaction histories
4.80 Ratings
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Bulk actions
7.00 Ratings
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Marketing
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eClincher
1.0
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154% below category average
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Lead generation
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Content marketing
1.10 Ratings
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Channel coverage/integration
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eClincher
6.8
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21% below category average
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Twitter
7.00 Ratings
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Facebook
8.00 Ratings
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LinkedIn
6.00 Ratings
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Google+
9.90 Ratings
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Instagram
8.00 Ratings
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Pinterest
8.00 Ratings
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YouTube
1.00 Ratings
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Reporting/analytics
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eClincher
4.0
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66% below category average
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Campaign success analytics
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Real-time tracking
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Account management
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If you are on a tight budget and sick of comparable options, this is the ideal solution. For an incredibly reasonable price, this can do everything I need to manage social media for a handful of mobile apps simultaneously. If you have infinite money, handle massive brands, and harbor huge expectations for powerful social media tools, you should go with one of the pricier options. But keep in mind, this will end up being the difference between $99 USD a month, and $3,000 USD a month. You need to really decide what you need before making that leap because, in the mobile world, it's often the case that money like that is best allocated elsewhere.
It's great at visualizing mentions of the brand/industry terms you've chosen to monitor, as well as information on the people who are using those terms. Automated email reports also help save time vs manually compiling and sending them. We haven't yet used the Facebook Audience analysis feature (costs extra), but it looks very useful.
We use eClincher to schedule posts and reply to messages on various social platforms.
The platform compiles all of the social outlets so that we can see and reply to all outlets in the same dashboard.
The reporting is wonderful! Easy to generate and easy for clients to read.
There are so many outlets to post your message, the more on one platform the better. There are a couple of things that we've requested from eClincher and they've always been able to deliver.
It's not very visually appealing, but this is not a dealbreaker.
The reporting features could definitely use some work. I still get more value from the native SNS pages, but this is quickly changing. They removed the "export to CSV" functionality, but they plan to reintroduce it soon. As mentioned previously, they really respond to criticism well and update the tool constantly.
The inbox could use some work. I don't like being directed offsite to view certain comments deemed "requests for further info" when they could just easily display them there.
It would be nice to have a more aggregate way to delete unrelated mentions and change sentiment on mislabeled mentions. Right now, you have to scroll through the "Back" and "Next" pages to look at different time ranges, and it can take a long time to clear them all.
One thing that we suggested a while ago but never got an update on was to be able to change sentiment/delete mentions from a specific time. We noticed that during one of our ad-hoc projects, there was a big pocket of unrelated mentions in one particular evening. Instead of being able to lump these mentions together and delete them, we had to do the above method of searching for these mentions and deleting a few at a time.
Unless the price of eClincher moves to a point where it is too much to justify, I don't see any reason why we wouldn't continue to use eClincher for our agency. The value at this price-point is unbelievable and we'd be foolish to move to a pricier program purely for the sake of slicker graphics or UI. eClinchers pricing is fantastic, and is only matched by its functionality—it matches or beats any of the major Social Media Manager SaaS programs out there for a fraction of the cost. This tool is great for growing agencies, but would also be useful for any marketing department or large agency that wants to streamline their social media workflow.
I have just gotten out of my contract and NUVI was very nice to extend more help to me in finding out ways the tool could be useful, but at this point, I declined as I've already spent months using it and still having difficulty. Perhaps for some other businesses or people, this is the perfect tool, just didn't work for me
Its usability was good until they changed their plans and stopped their LTD program for its early adopters who helped raise the tool by giving it positive reviews. I don't think eClincher is ethical in any sense based on the recent actions.
[In my experience,] due to the fact that they did a bait and switch on their plans and blamed AppSumo for the lifetime program ending is simply wrong. [I believe that] it's unethical to get support and reviews from their early adopters then take the plan away later.
Be patient. eClincher isn't perfect and has some software issues. These issues will be exacerbated if you get frustrated or have a slow connection. If something "breaks" or locks up, just refresh the page and re-do that step. It may take your team a couple weeks to get use to using the new system. Once they've gotten the hang of it, I'm sure they'll love the amount of time they save. I'd recommend taking your time with the set-up. Though there aren't a lot of steps to get everything squared away, you can break the process into small chunks to make sure you're managing your time. To just hook-up all the social accounts, it may only take an hour or so. But, if you want to set-up all the extra tools (such as user accounts, listening feeds, posting groups, schedules, etc.) it'll take longer. I think it took around a day to set-up completely, but your mileage my vary.
I used Sprout in a past life and while it does have some more features and might be a bit more aesthetically pleasing and a tad more intuitive, it doesn't have the queues feature eClincher has, and it is much more expensive. The only feature I miss from Sprout really is the customer history feature.
NUVI and NetBase have mostly similar features, except for specific graphs offered by NetBase. Unless you need to do a lot of competitor trend/sentiment analysis in one graph, then you do not need to pay the huge price difference that is NetBase. You can create as many monitors as you like in NUVI, which is an easy way to track competitor conversation and compare to your own brand. You can't export charts the same way, but you can learn the same information. NUVI delivers tremendous value for the price and is a highly regarded tool.
Efficiency - Weekly reporting has dropped from a few hours to roughly 30 minutes. Audience segmentation studies have dropped from a month to two weeks.
ROI - NUVI is generally cheaper than most competitors. It's increased my margins.
Happier clients - With greater efficiency comes faster turn around times and happier clients.