Juicer

Share your best posts on a beautiful social wall

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Share your best posts on a beautiful social wall

4 followers

Juicer is a simple way to aggregate all of your brands' hashtag and social media posts into a single beautiful social media feed on your website.

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Maker

@AnujAdhiya thanks for posting this here! I'm the creator of Juicer.

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12yr ago

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Hunter

It's almost like embedding a tumblr site on your webpage. Clearly great for ecommerce/physical products.

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12yr ago

As a freelance marketer, this is a great product to know for client purposes. It's a better alternative than the traditional social media "like" or "share" buttons and for them it's really inexpensive! It looks great on product pages as well and is SUPER easy to set up!

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8yr ago

I use Juicer for my clients, so it's really nice that they have plans built for personal use as well as for agency/multi-site use for people like me!

Pros:

Easy set up, customization options, and the ability to turn the feed into a live social media wall at events.

Cons:

Would love to see even more design options in the future.

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8yr ago

I can't emphasis enough how much better this is than the traditional social media icons/links. People have a tendency to scan pages and navigate away, but with this integration they stay on the site and they get social proof right there in front of them.

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8yr ago

It's perfect for some clients I work with that have many social accounts and want to display them all in a social feed on their website. It's so easy to add to a website (I've integrated it on Shopify and Wordpress) and you can add in branded elements or change the design to fit your site.

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7yr ago

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4mo ago

Juicer's Agentic Friendly API

Paul here, CEO of Juicer. Here's the problem we just solved.

If you want Instagram, TikTok, Reddit or X data in your product today, you need a separate developer account on each platform, a separate app review on each platform, and weeks of waiting for approvals. Then Meta changes something and your integration breaks. Most builders give up before they ship. We already did that painful work. Juicer has held these platform integrations for 10+ years, that's the whole business.

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