Compare Buffer and Missinglettr 
- Users report that Buffer excels in its Content Calendar feature, scoring 9.2, which allows for seamless scheduling and visibility of posts across platforms. In contrast, Missinglettr's calendar feature received a lower score of 8.3, indicating that users find it less intuitive for planning content.
- Reviewers mention that Buffer's Social Publishing capabilities are robust, with a score of 9.3, making it easy to publish across multiple social media channels simultaneously. Missinglettr, while still strong at 9.0, does not offer the same level of multi-platform integration, which some users find limiting.
- G2 users highlight Buffer's Content Library feature, which scored 8.7, as a valuable tool for storing and reusing content. However, Missinglettr's library scored lower at 7.2, with users expressing that it lacks some organizational features that Buffer provides.
- Users on G2 report that Buffer's Approval Workflows are beneficial for teams needing to collaborate on content, scoring 8.6. Missinglettr's similar feature scored only 7.3, with reviewers noting that it lacks flexibility in managing approvals.
- Reviewers mention that Missinglettr shines in Social Ads, scoring 8.1, which is higher than Buffer's 6.7. Users appreciate Missinglettr's targeted ad capabilities, which they find more effective for driving engagement.
- Users say that Buffer's Social Analytics feature, scoring 7.9, provides essential insights, but they feel it could be more comprehensive. In comparison, Missinglettr's analytics scored higher at 8.2, with users noting that it offers better reporting tools for tracking campaign performance.
- 3 social accounts in total
- Publish to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Business Profiles, Mastodon, Pinterest
- 10 scheduled posts per social account
I think the integration with chrome plus the scheduling based on when my networks are most active is the bast aspect. With integration with platforms like tweriod and socialbro to determine what the best time to engage a network is, it's pretty much...
I don’t like how sometimes it is hard to control the way things appear across multiple social media platforms, notably posts with links.
I love that all I have to do is input a blog link and the platform curates the posts for me. It saves me a ton of time, and most of the posts are great as is. I barely have to adjust them. The platform itself is very easy to navigate. No other platform has...
When I have to learn anything like a whole new tool, I believe I choose an alternative - It needs a whole lot of improvements. It does not have benefits with features added every now and then very frequently - and the UI is not inviting to chat with...
I think the integration with chrome plus the scheduling based on when my networks are most active is the bast aspect. With integration with platforms like tweriod and socialbro to determine what the best time to engage a network is, it's pretty much...
I love that all I have to do is input a blog link and the platform curates the posts for me. It saves me a ton of time, and most of the posts are great as is. I barely have to adjust them. The platform itself is very easy to navigate. No other platform has...
I don’t like how sometimes it is hard to control the way things appear across multiple social media platforms, notably posts with links.
When I have to learn anything like a whole new tool, I believe I choose an alternative - It needs a whole lot of improvements. It does not have benefits with features added every now and then very frequently - and the UI is not inviting to chat with...
