Missinglettr Launches Curate Service to Help With Social Media Automation

Sep 1, 2021

Missinglettr launches a new social media automation feature to help with social media automation and marketing


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LOS ANGELES - September 1, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

Missinglettr is a social marketing automation company that helps its customers create strategic, automated social media campaigns that drive traffic and boost engagement.

Missinglettr has since grown to provide a wide range of tools designed to help creators and content-focused teams maximize the impact they can have across their social channels whilst, at the same time, driving meaningful engagement and traffic for the original content they create.

As of today, the company has launched a new feature within its social media marketing platform called Curate. 

With Curate, social media marketers can save hundreds of hours manually curating content for their social media posts with an easy-to-set-up and done-for-you content-curating solution.

In addition to that, the content is shared by people within each industry, resulting in more targeted leads at no added cost. Curate is the ideal way to sustainably grow exposure on social media, which results in more revenue and customer growth for the business.

Missinglettr's Curate feature will provide companies with a list of high-quality content that users are searching for. The app system doesn't just suggest articles or blog posts. Missinglettr suggests everything from videos to animation to popular GIFs so that any marketer can mix up different elements and engage with their brand's audience at a whole new level.

The feature also includes built-in analytics to track everything from one place, removes the stress of having to navigate between multiple apps and gets a pulse of all social media campaigns in one central place.




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