BuzzBundle

If you're like me, you like to plan things out ahead of time. I am one of those people that maps out an entire day into 15 minutes bursts. I use a calendar to remember who I am having lunch with and where. I don't like to forget a single detail, therefore I am quite detailed in what I am doing and when. Time estimates are a necessity. As a result, Buzz Bundle is one of the most important pieces of software in my life right now. It is great being able to schedule out my social media posts to coincide with things I am doing and different developments within our company. It is also great being able to control multiple accounts, allowing me to handle our "brand" and my "brand" at the same time. Not having a monthly fee to deal with or having to worry about service outages is quite nice; that is unless Twitter or Facebook goes down. Even then, you'd still have issues on the other services as well, so that really is a strength of Buzz Bundle.

There are some limitations with the software that one would expect from a piece of software. First of all, to be able to do a lot of searches within the software one has to have access to proxies. These can be hard to obtain and configure, especially for a computer novice. It is not the most user-friendly from that aspect; you do have to put in some work for some of the features. However, the social parts of the software are pretty easy to use. Would be great if there were more social networks; it is quite limited in that regard. It has the key ones, but there is a whole world out there that gets restricted because of the limited scope of the software. It would be great to see that rectified in further updates to the software. It also does worry me sometimes that my presence goes dark if my connection goes dark; but I generally don't run into that issue.

I've been a long-time customer of the vendor with their other products. It is only natural that I would find BundleBuzz to be pretty to use; they understand how to make features "just work". The fact that I was able to get this installed on both my Windows and my Linux machine was quite nice; doesn't require a lot of memory and I don't have to access a web browser to check things out. A bit cumbersome to deal with loading things up between two machines, but I guess you get used to that part rather quick. That's what cloud storage is for.