Buffer is the best social media scheduler I have used to date. It is do easy to use and the feeds in the funnel are generous. I schedule my clients content months in advance and the staff is fun to work with too!
I've used Buffer for YEARS! And really like the ease of use. In fact, it's become my primary scheduling tool now instead of that Hooting tool. You know the one with the owl. Lol
I am the co-founder of a social media scheduling tool called OneUp.
It's similar to Buffer, but also supports Google My Business posts, and allows you to set posts to automatically repeat.
We would be honored if you checked out OneUp :)
It works and support is always easy to deal with.
I find the user experience in Buffer to be rather cumbersome. I like that you can drag and drop items around, both within the queue itself and between platforms. But I find myself losing track of stuff in the queues. I'm constantly navigating clumsily about to avoid posting or reposting stuff by accident. I feel like it would help if the interface would show all my affiliated queues at one time (i.e., Google+, Facebook and Twitter). I hope others understand what I'm saying. I'm still new on Buffer and I'm probably not using the correct terminology. Anyway, if anyone gets what I'm saying and has tips for me, I'm all ears. Thanks for the question.
I have been using it for years and find that it is simple to use.
I also use Buffer and find it quite easy to manage!
I like Buffer. It's easy to use to post your own material and I also like the RSS feature so you can also post good info from other sources. The other tool I like is Social Jukebox which enables you to automate repeated Twitter posts which saves a lot of time and effort.
I like Buffer but one thing to keep in mind if you're posting to Facebook, they "prefer" (read give preference to posts) when you use their publishing scheduler. You can use it on Pages and Groups too.
I would advise against Buffer. Up against the Facebook algorithms your posts are not going to be seen anymore. The best way to execute scheduling your posts with Facebook is going to be through the platform, itself.