Octopusocial
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Type of business | Private |
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Type of site | Social media management Social analytics |
Available in | Spanish English |
Headquarters | Venezuela |
Area served | Worldwide |
Founder(s) | Miguel Farrell Oswald Reyes |
Key people | Daniel Sánchez |
Industry | Internet |
Products | Social Media Analytics Social Media Publishing Social Media Monitoring |
URL | OctopuSocial.com |
Registration | Required |
Current status | Active |
OctopuSocial is a web application for managing, scheduling and analyzing social networking. It is presented as an alternative for managing social media.[1] Compared to similar applications, it is distinguished by the ability to manage accounts in columnar format, allowing for comments and likes.
History
[edit]Developed in Venezuela, the first version was published in 2011 and known as autotuits.com. It was defined as a system for publishing content on Twitter. In April 2014, it became OctopuSocial.com, evolving as a social media platform for programming, management, and analysis for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, including integration with services like Bit.ly, Klout and RSS.[citation needed]
In July 2014, it was named the first social media manager for Latin America by Colombiadigital.net[2] and since then, its presence in Latin America has been noted as an option for the management of social networks.
The project is located at No. 8 in Venezuela and No. 2,587 in the world, according to the application Startup Ranking.[3]
References
[edit]- ^ "Icogroup.com". Marlis Mejia- icogroup.com. Retrieved August 11, 2014.
- ^ "Colombia Digital". Colombia Digital.net.
- ^ "Startup Ranking". Startup Ranking.