Real brands and creators asking for social media and content tools on Reddit right now, updated weekly.
Small teams can't keep up with content, and they say so on Reddit daily: "How do you post to 9 platforms without losing your mind?", "AI tool for product photos that don't look fake?", "We have no time for social - what's the minimum viable setup?". r/socialmedia, r/marketing, r/shopify and creator communities produce these posts nonstop.
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social media approval workflow tool for an agency where every client wants 2 rounds of sign off
we manage 9 clients and at least 5 of them want legal or a founder to see every post before it goes out. right now thats a google doc per client, a slack ping and a lot of hoping. last week a post went out with the old price in it because round 1 approved a draft that round 2 had already changed, and i spent friday apologizing to a founder. nobody lost their job but it was close enough that were fixing it this quarter. comparing vista social, planable, loomly and sendible on multi step approvals specifically. how are other agencies running 2 rounds without someone living in the tool
I want to put a video on the front page of my saas showing what it does and how it’s different from the competition etc. Not just a screen recording with me talking over it, but something a bit more promotional with captions and animations. Also, I’m on a tight budget, so preferably something free or cheap. Easy to use is a must, since I’ve never created a video for anything (the most I’ve done is trim an iPhone video to lose the swearing) Does anyone have any recommendations? Can it be done effectively in Canva?
how do you guys manage and grow social media accounts?
curious how you guys handle social media growth, especially when trying to build an audience on different platforms, do you manage everything manually?? or do you been with specific tools to make things easier? just looking for ways to save time, keep everything organized, and grow without having to do everything one by one, what tools or setups are you guys using??
I thought editing was the hard part. Turns out the real challenge is deciding what to show, what to say, and how to explain a product clearly in 30 seconds. How do you handle product videos for your SaaS today?
I need AI video editing app that helps to genrate for product demos, UGC and montages quickly
Hi guys! I’m looking for an AI video editor for SaaS product demos, UGC and montages. I can’t afford to pay for several tools just to find out which one works, so I’d really appreciate some firsthand advice. 🙏 If you’ve actually used one, which editor would you recommend, and why? What worked well, and what did you still need to fix manually? Thanks
Which AI video editor do you recommend for product demos, UGC and montages?
Hi guys! I’m looking for an AI video editor for SaaS product demos, UGC and montages. I can’t afford to pay for several tools just to find out which one works, so I’d really appreciate some firsthand advice. 🙏 If you’ve actually used one, which editor would you recommend, and why? What worked well, and what did you still need to fix manually?
Is ReelTrends useful for growing a local event page?
I run an Instagram page called The Event Network 505. I organize community events where adults can meet new people and make real connections, including neurodivergent-friendly meetups, game nights and car gatherings. I’m trying to reach more local people, increase engagement and get more RSVPs without purchasing fake followers or using unsafe automation. Has anyone used ReelTrends? Did it actually help you find better hooks, content ideas or trending audio? Is the free version useful, or does most of the app require a subscription? What other legitimate free apps would you recommend for creating Reels, finding content ideas, scheduling posts and growing a local event page organically? I already use Instagram, Canva and CapCut. I would appreciate recommendations based on your actual experience.
Help me with a tool for making short videos (1 to 5mins) about my product and vlog on X.
I am planning to start vlogging on x.com and reddit and planning to stay consistent for 3 months to start with. I am looking for any cheaper or better alternatives to Loom or tella.tv which also provide good editing options - preferably with some magic wand that does basic editing automatically to save time. Content thinking to be be mostly about tools I've built and latest happenings around AI, Robotics and Lifestyle. Planning to promote publlishloud.com to bring awareness among builders - so that they can use it for marketing their products.
Help me with a tool for making short videos (1 to 5mins) about my product and vlog on X.
I am planning to start vlogging on x.com and reddit and planning to stay consistent for 3 months to start with. I am looking for any cheaper or better alternatives to Loom or tella.tv which also provide good editing options - preferably with some magic wand that does basic editing automatically to save time. Content thinking to be be mostly about tools I've built and latest happenings around AI, Robotics and Lifestyle. Planning to promote publlishloud.com to bring awareness among builders - so that they can use it for marketing their products.
Im a solo developer and people keep posting super cool videos about there apps but I don’t know where to do one for myself . Like if someone has some experience in this area and already created a video bout his app or something then I would love to revive some good piece of information .
I recently just started my journey to becoming a billionaire and didn't know how to post on reddit, but while searching, i found this community. I hope my time in this community will be great because it's filled with creators like me,i wish for everyone's support. I am currently just posting short form content, if you could give me editing ,apps, tips, or any advice? I would really appreciate it.this is my first video,this is somewhat of an improvement of my later video that got 1k views ,I utilized cuts and added more b roll,I am currently using instagram edits to edit.Thank you
Which AI video editor do you recommend for product demos, UGC and montages?
Hi guys! I’m looking for an AI video editor for SaaS product demos, UGC and montages. I can’t afford to pay for several tools just to find out which one works, so I’d really appreciate some firsthand advice. 🙏 If you’ve actually used one, which editor would you recommend, and why? What worked well, and what did you still need to fix manually?
Which AI video editor do you recommend for Micro SaaS product demos?
Hi guys! I’m looking for an AI video editor for SaaS product demos, UGC and montages. I can’t afford to pay for several tools just to find out which one works, so I’d really appreciate some firsthand advice. 🙏 If you’ve actually used one, which editor would you recommend, and why? What worked well, and what did you still need to fix manually?
How do you guys make product demo videos for SaaS?
Hi, I am technically very bad at editing + don't have enough time as well. Is there any free site etc to make product demo videos. How do those with no editing skills make it? Do you guys use paid options or what? I need a free one. Any recommendations?
I got my dream NGO communications job, but I have no idea where to start 😭
First, I have SO much respect for people who work in social media management. I know it's much more complex than just posting pretty pictures; it requires strategy, planning, attention to detail, and a lot of responsibility. Ironically, as a Gen Z person, I've never been particularly interested in social media in my personal life. But this is different when it comes to an organization I genuinely care about, and I really want to do a good job. A little background: I'm a junior professional who recently graduated with a degree in Social Communication and Journalism. My experience is mainly in documentary filmmaking, working in film and cultural production, directing, screenwriting, and photography. I've also volunteered for years because I genuinely believe in contributing to causes that matter. Recently, I was offered a communications position at a HUGE international NGO on the island where I currently live. It's honestly a dream opportunity. Initially, the role focused on photography and video production, which I'm comfortable with. However, I'll also be responsible for managing the organization's social media accounts, particularly Facebook, X, and Instagram. So, as you can guess by now, here's the catch: I've never had to manage professional accounts, develop a content strategy, write SOPs (I literally had to Google what that meant 😭), create editorial calendars, moderate comments, analyze engagement, or figure out a million other things. But I really need and want this job, (specially in this economy lol) and I'm determined to learn as much as I can before starting. I just need some direction. I've already started taking a course on Coursera, watching tutorials on Youtube, and searching for guides and resources. The problem is that there's SO much information online that I don't know what to learn first, how everything fits together, or how to build a structured learning path. I keep finding more resources, but I still feel like I'm missing everything. I have only two weeks to prepare, and it's becoming overwhelming trying to figure out what actually matters and what I should prioritize. If you work in social media management, nonprofit communications, or digital communications, I'd be incredibly grateful for your advice. If you were starting from scratch, what would you learn first, second, and third? Are there any genuinely useful courses, YouTube channels, templates, or free resources you'd recommend? How do you actually create an SOP for managing an organization's social media accounts? What are the essential skills and tools I should focus on during my first few weeks? If you've worked for an NGO or international organization, is there anything specific I should know? Thank you so much for reading and for any advice you can share. Even a little guidance would genuinely mean a lot ❤️
I landed my dream communications job at an NGO, but I'm overwhelmed and lost trying to learn social media management from scratch. Please help 😭
First, I have SO much respect for people who work in social media management. I know it's much more complex than just posting pretty pictures; it requires strategy, planning, attention to detail, and a lot of responsibility. Ironically, as a Gen Z person, I've never been particularly interested in social media in my personal life. But this is different when it comes to an organization I genuinely care about, and I really want to do a good job. A little background: I'm a junior professional who recently graduated with a degree in Social Communication and Journalism. My experience is mainly in documentary filmmaking, working in production, directing, screenwriting, and photography. I've also volunteered for years because I genuinely believe in contributing to causes that matter. Recently, I was offered a communications position at a HUGE international NGO on the island where I currently live. It's honestly a dream opportunity. Initially, the role focused on photography and video production, which I'm comfortable with. However, I'll also be responsible for managing the organization's social media accounts, particularly Facebook, X, and Instagram. So, as you can guess by now, here's the catch: I've never had to manage professional accounts, develop a content strategy, write SOPs (I literally had to Google what that meant 😭), create editorial calendars, moderate comments, analyze engagement, or figure out a million other things. But I really need and want this job, (specially in this economy lol) and I'm determined to learn as much as I can before starting. I just need some direction. I've already started taking a course on Coursera, watching tutorials on Youtube, and searching for guides and resources. The problem is that there's SO much information online that I don't know what to learn first, how everything fits together, or how to build a structured learning path. I keep finding more resources, but I still feel like I'm missing everything. I have only two weeks to prepare, and it's becoming overwhelming trying to figure out what actually matters and what I should prioritize. If you work in social media management, nonprofit communications, or digital communications, I'd be incredibly grateful for your advice. If you were starting from scratch, what would you learn first, second, and third? Are there any genuinely useful courses, YouTube channels, templates, or free resources you'd recommend? How do you actually create an SOP for managing an organization's social media accounts? What are the essential skills and tools I should focus on during my first few weeks? If you've worked for an NGO or international organization, is there anything specific I should know? Thank you so much for reading and for any advice you can share. Even a little guidance would genuinely mean a lot ❤️
How are you actually using AI for marketing beyond generating content?
I feel like most of the AI-for-marketing conversation is still about generating more content — more posts, more ad creatives, more copy. But the actual marketing workflow is much bigger than that. There’s competitor research, customer research, finding content angles, analyzing comments/reviews, writing briefs, creating assets, checking performance, and figuring out what to do next. I’ve been experimenting with using AI across more of this workflow instead of just using ChatGPT to write copy, and it feels much more useful when AI can actually connect the research → idea → execution loop. Curious how people here are using AI today: What parts of your marketing workflow have you actually handed off to AI? What still requires the most manual work? Are you mainly using ChatGPT/Claude, or more specialized marketing tools?
Wondering if there’s a way to automatically post on Pinterest? I aim to post about 5 times a day but it takes up quite a bit of my time. Is there anyway I can upload the images to ChatGPT and have it captioned and schedule the posts for me?
Using Salesforce as a Social Media Management platform?
Hello! I’m a student getting a project underway with a client, and am looking to find a way to manage their social media presence on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X, as well as relationships with B2B leads and B2C content (Licensing charity organization is the best way I can put it). They currently use Salesforce and Hootsuite, but I think the price of the platform for their situation is rather high and there are likely more cost effective tools. I have assessed their current situation and I think the best solution would be to use a more efficient SMM and connect data to Salesforce to manage everything from post metrics to customer engagement. My question is: What are the capabilities of Salesforce and its associated apps, can it be used as a social media manager? Or would another platform be worth investing in alongside Salesforce? Any information is greatly appreciated, I’m excited to learn more
Hello, wonderful community. I've been researching, but honestly, whether it's due to lack of knowledge or simply not knowing how to do things properly, I've been struggling. I have some software, but I've decided to create tutorials on how to actually use it visually. Currently, I haven't found an efficient way to do this. Are there any alternatives you could suggest for developing these visual video tutorials? Since my software has many sections, processes, and so on, it's difficult for me to explain things directly, and it feels somewhat archaic. I'd prefer something more minimalist yet professional. Does anyone have a solution or has anyone else encountered this problem?
Which tool are you using to manage your Instagram?
Hello Creators, What Instagram growth tool would you recommend for the below use cases based on your personal recommendations and usage? \- Content scheduling? \- DM automation? \- Managing multiple insta accounts \- Carousel generation \- Captions/hashtag and reel cover generation Please also state pros and cons, thank you in advance
What tools are you using to create videos with Codex?
I'm looking for tools people here are actually using with Codex to create videos. I'm mainly interested in product videos, app demos, presentations, motion graphics, animated screenshots/text, etc. — not realistic AI-generated video. What tools, MCPs, plugins, libraries, or workflows are you using? Ideally, I'm looking for free, open-source, or local options that can work with Codex and make use of my existing plan without paying for extra video APIs.
Aksing whats the idea to start with ai a channel and what ai to use
Thinking about starting an AI channel — what’s the best way to start? I’m thinking about starting a YouTube/TikTok channel using AI-generated content. I’m curious what type of AI content is actually worth making in 2026 and what AI tools people recommend for creating videos, voiceovers, images, editing, etc. If you were starting from zero today, what niche would you choose and what AI tools would you use? Would appreciate any advice from people who are already doing this.
howdy, i'm trying to help a friend who works in a business sector that can be controversial & tends to flame wars She has a youtube & tiktok for her small business. Plus Facebook, Instragram & Threads linked thru her personal accounts. She wants to be able to have her sanity & be off social media personally but needs to maintain engagement for SEO and other social media benefits to the business. Any suggestions? thanks much
I manage a used car dealership of about 50 cars we use wayne reaves and post on facebook. We have recently had issues with our facebook and operate in the same way we have for the past 10 years. We recently had a presentation given by the company shiftly which is an auto poster for facebook. It is a fairly simple product that can probably be vibe coded. We are looking for someone to build us a dashboard and connect our inventory system with a centralized listing/marketing dashboard and facebook/meta accounts. Basically just a system that helps us do better on facebook and get a more clear way to view and post everything. feel free to comment or message for more details.
What AI tools are you using to simplify your marketing?
I’ve been testing different AI tools that can help with content creation and marketing without having to manage everything manually. For those using AI tools for their business, what has actually saved you the most time? Are there any features you think these tools are still missing?
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