As a blogger I schedule social media a lot. I have to or I would spend hours a day just working on social media. As it is I spend about an hour each day scheduling social media for the next day or week. With my book blog I have book stuff come in daily so it has to be scheduled in order to share as much of it with y’all as I can. That means I am always on the lookout for the best tool out there to help me. It is one of the biggest reasons I was so interested in Glow Upp when I learned about them.

Glow Upp is social media scheduling tool that was created because most other tools are either too expensive or too difficult to use. I can attest to the fact that many of the tools are expensive. I was paying twenty dollars a month for each of the blogs to use one tool in particular. There was no group pricing for more than one blog. The tool was great but the price was way more than I could handle.

Glow Upp pricing starts at just $9.97 and goes up to $29 a month but that one has like sixty accounts. It isn’t the one that I would need. the middle of the road is only $16.97 a month and it allows a total of 15 accounts; 5 on each social platform. That is perfect for the blogger with three blogs. Also they use  Facebook, Twitter & Instagram official API to post to my accounts which means they never store my login credentials for those accounts which is something that I love.

Using Glow Upp was simple, I just added my social media accounts and then created a post. I decided what accounts I wanted to post to and then hit post now or I scheduled them for a different time. I will say that I loved that I could preview the post as I was creating it. I got to see how it would look so I could change things as I needed to. As you can see in the imagine looking at the post I was creating I can see I needed to add a space between the first sentence so plant wasn’t on separate lines like that.

I really enjoyed using the Glow Upp program. It was easy to use and as I said the price could not be better. It is certainly one that I will consider using once my free trial has ended. Now that I have three blogs I need all the help I can get. They also have an extended service where they can manage your account for you. Although this is something mainly for larger brands it is certainly something I am keeping in mind for the future.

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“Disclosure (in accordance with the FTC’s 16 CFR, Part 255:  “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising”): Many thanks to Glow Upp for providing a trial of this product for the review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. I did receive a trial of the product in exchange for this review and post.