Sniply Reviews

Tener tu usuario en cualquier landing como si fuera tuya. Muy buena llamada a la accion para cualquier profesional que no tenga gran presuouetso

Que no siempre sale el pop up comercial. A veces en las webs que entran tardan un poco mas, o no sale publicada.

No he reclamado nada

Adding a call-to-action to articles I share. It's an effective way to get people to check out my products & services in a "sneaky way".

Nothing that I dislike at this stage of my journey.

It's a nice way to increase acquisition. You get products in front of people who are interested in the topic you share, often "borrowing" authority from the articles you share.

I love how simple I can use this to use somebody elses content with my CTA on top of it!

Not yet integrated with socialbee, which is on the roadmap and it is social bee's fault

Shorten links and getting traffic. It does it but I can use some else's work with my CTA

Sniply allows you to post content from other websites etc to your socials but with your own URL shortcode & with your call to action integrated into the post. That's super useful when you do a lot of reading (I read a lot of scientific research) but don't have time to write your own article etc.

Sniply isn't integrated with contentstudio which I'm using but that's okay. It's easy enough to copy and paste the shortcode over.

Regular content marketing without the heavy lifting

The platform is easy to use and the interface is intuitive.

There is nothing I disliked about the platform.

Use Sniply over any other URL shortener.

Shortening URLs is quick and easy with Sniply and saves valuable time.

I absolutely loved the ability to add CTA buttons to any link. This made distribution and sharing of content and website landing pages incredibly powerful, and of course, majorly increased conversion and visitor rates.

I would love to see a more comprehensive analytics dashboard. The definitions of data points and graphs weren't entirely clear, and when I reached out to support to find out answers, I didn't receive any responses. Because of this, it was often hard to prove the ROI of the tool to upper leadership. However, for the purposes of the smaller team and department, Sniply really moved the needle by pushing content and raising brand awareness.

I highly recommend using Sniply if you want to amplify brand awareness by pushing content within related content. Additionally, it's a great way to push your company's content within other related curated content too!

We catapulted our distribution and CTR of articles, blog pieces, case studies, external PR pieces, etc. Specifically for sharing blog pieces and curated articles on social media, Sniply was an excellent way to get the word out about our brand, push pieces through a CTA in another related piece, and overall drive traffic to our website. It was a great tool for brand awareness and visibility.

I always hesitated to share content in my social feed for fear that I would send an otherwise great lead to my competitor. This tool is essentially a link shortener that allows you track engagement but with a twist. When someone clicks on the link you shortened a CTA also appears that you create.

There are a lot of websites that don't support iframes so you can't use on everything.

This is one of those tools that is too easy not to at least try. The full power of the tool won't come to light until you actually start using it. Then the light will go off and you'll wonder how you ever lived without it.

Snip.ly helps plug leaks in customer flows. We can keep their interest even from content that we didn't write but rather shared or commented on.

the chrome extension is good, and make it super easy to use

the limit in the free version to 1000 clicks / month

tracking people clicking in links from others blogs that we share

We use Sniply within our social media strategy. We share a lot of other thought-leader's content, and we use Sniply to drive specific leads to relevant pages in our website. The traffic increase hasn't been huge since we've started using Sniply, but the quality of the leads is excellent. These users will spend on average of 16 minutes on our website and visit an average of 5 pages.

The Chrome plug-in crashes relatively often (I'm experiencing at least once a day) and the integration within Buffer is a bit slow. Otherwise I find it great and easy to use.

My recommendation for other users is this: Make sure your Sniply CTA and landing page is going to be relevant to those customers you are targeting with your content. Don't expect to see high-quality leads if you lead them to generic landing pages that have no relevance to the content they were engaging in.

Previous to using Sniply, we we struggling to get Social Media leads to our website. Especially because people engage with us a lot more when we post non-promotional content. With Sniply, we are striking an excellent balance of being able to share valuable content, and generating leads.