Social Inbox is your social media tool inside the HubSpot platform that will help you publish content, monitor your contacts and important keywords, and discover your social media ROI.
Connect with the people you care about across every social platform
Stop spending all your time sifting through social streams, worrying that important interactions are slipping through the cracks.
Use HubSpot social media management software to publish content to social networks from the same place you build campaigns; set up keyword monitoring so you never miss a mention; and link all your interactions back to your CRM so you have contextual conversations and can report on social media ROI.
Build and publish social media campaigns with ease.
Publish content directly to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or connect your social accounts to your blog and automatically share content as it’s published. Get suggestions for the best times to post so you can schedule content for the best times for your audience.
Monitor social mentions to never miss a conversation with people who matter.
Create keyword monitoring streams for people on your team so they can surface critical interactions, and trigger email alerts to Sales when prospects mention a specific keyword. Social interactions in HubSpot get linked to real people in your database, so you can get deep context and prioritize conversations.
Report on social media marketing ROI.
Out-of-the-box social reports compare the performance of different platforms, campaigns, and publishing times. Because HubSpot integrates with your CRM, you can see the visits, leads, and customers social media is generating for your company.
Social media management is made simple.
Manage social media with ease by associating social posts with relevant marketing campaigns. The campaigns tool in HubSpot allows you to tag related marketing assets and content, so you can easily measure the effectiveness of your collective marketing efforts and see how your social posts impact your larger marketing strategy.
