Ready For Social vs Snapchat for Business: Which is best for you?

I like the option to be able to control the post-approval from the portal and the integration with the different social media.

When they pitched the idea to us, it was not unreasonable. When we had issues with the lack of quality, they refused to accommodate us. When we complained that their posts were not the quality we expected, they simply argued that our constant rejection of their posts was "good learning" for them. But it never improved. And we were stuck in a contract that we could not leave without paying 87% of the yearly cost (despite requesting to end the contract more than a year in advance of our contract end date).

I especially like the temporary messages and stories that disappear after 24 hours, and the filters and special effects add fun and interaction to conversations.

The platform's ephemeral nature and unique user behavior make it challenging to track conversions and attribute sales. Plus, the audience skews younger, so it's not ideal for every brand or target market.