We use Hootsuite strictly for Twitter. I do a lot of autoposting to Twitter. 

I use ReCurpost for Twitter postings also. 

But for Facebook I only use our virtual assistants and myself to do our natural postings and all our engagment is human to human. 

I do subscribe to CityBlast for Facebook, for our biz pages and personal pages to keep things moving along when I am busy or can not get to post every day. 

There is some evidence that when you post to Facebook from Buffer, Meet Edgar, Post Planner, Hootsuite, etc- that FB does not show to a large organic reach compared to posting directly to FB. 

There is an interesting exception to this observation: 

If you post to Instagram first, then share that Instagram post on your FB account, Facebook shows that to a much larger organic audience. 

Hmmm, and how owns Instagram:) ? 

For huge companies that have huge followings, 10,000 + followers, they can get away with using automation posters because their reach is so huge but for those under that, I strongly suggest to post manually and organically. 

I'm with Nestor & Katerina Gasset - do it yourself. Only YOU know what your market wants - a national company in CA doesn't know what our market is like here in NC and what our visitors find useful at any given moment in time.

Nestor & Katerina Gasset 

My experience with CityBlast was TERRIBLE. They posted a LOT of pictures that were eye-catching and interesting but they smothered what I was trying to do to publicize my listings and the neighborhoods of my focus. I wish I had never used CityBlast.

My goal with my Facebook is to prove that I am a neighborhood specialist and the goals of CityBlast do not line up with mine.

It is my conviction that all relationships fail when goals do not line up.

I only do manual posts to Facebook.

I have a homemade service designed from what I have learned on AR over the years.  Much of it starts with a blog post, video, or photo shared across the various social media platforms.

My tip of the day: Do NOT allow anybody to post on your Facebook account.  Posting generic real estate news will do nothing positive for you.  

If you find something interesting with a local angle then post it yourself.  

We use ouroen selves.  We like to control what is posted on theWWW. A

I have used Hootsuite. Prefer to control my posting and not autoblast. 

Great question, Nestor & Katerina Gasset has a great answer

David we have a system in place that starts with AR and then it gets tweated, g+, FB (multi-pages) and LinkedIN. It is working really well for us once we figured out what worked and didn't work. We did miss the boat per se early on as it was a steep learning curve.  I do NOT like the 'canned' posts that I see lots of agents using - I see the over and over and over.  That serves who?

I don't use one - oh,. I wasn't supposed to answer oh well

I've always done it myself....

I've used Hootsuite in the past. It did OK but the free version was limited. I'm considering going to a paid version. I would like to have a program that I could post one time and it would syndicate to all my accounts (facebook, instagram, twitter, google+, etc.) I would also like the ability to set up a week's worth of posts and schedule them.

Debe Maxwell, CRS nailed this one!

I use Jeff's DIY technology services.

Only AR

I have one built into my website from Pipeline ROI.

Why not to ask your community what are the reasons NOT to use auto services? 

Tweetdeck and Hootsuite.  I can schedule posts throught out the day.

great info

We do not.

I was using hootsuite, but now I use Buffer.

Next Scripts with Word Press. Beyond that ... there is nothing else I care to "manage" regarding social media.

I use Friends+Me because it posts to your profile page on G+. This is the only one that does. 

I've used Hootsuite & like that also but does not sync with G+. 

Blog about what your recommend.

Back at you Media.

Listen to Nestor & Katerina Gasset, they are the pros at this.

I do my own social media, and probably not as effectively as others.

I used to use Hootsuite, but stopped since I wanted more control.

Do it yourself.

David Martin - I do not use any service for managing my Social Media. Still not the platform where I expect to get a lead.