I'm one of the creators. Thanks for featuring us !
Tagplay (http://tagplay.co) lets you update your website using your own social media profiles. You simple post something on your social media profile and use a hashtag to control which content goes where on your website. You can also update your site updating Facebook Page Info and gather user generated content through hashtags. At the same time Tagplay is making it a lot easier for web developers to make a website (backend-as-a-service) that their clients can easily update.
Here's a demo : http://demo.tagplay.co/
Here's more about how it works: http://tagplay.co/how-it-works
I would love to hear what you think.
Best, Sesselja
@sesseljav This is subtle and kind of genius. It solves a major workflow problem for small (and probably large) businesses who are great at social and awful at updating their own websites. The restaurant example is clever. Clothing stores, movies, festivals, concert venues, grocery stores... lots of smart use cases. Well done.
We work with a lot of small wineries and restaurants and I lost my ability to be surprised with how many just have outdated or non-existent websites. Some do well on social media, and neglect the website, others just ignore both. Never understood how someone in today's world could think about having a public business and no social/web presence.
Interesting to see. Pricing seems ok, but how easy/hard is integration into existing websites? Considering your target market probably isn't technical, which is why they don't update their website, how high is that barrier to adding this to what they're already using?
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What an amazing idea! Seems like a game-changer for site owners who want to be able to keep their website up-to-date with as little web know-how as possible.
It's funny how things have changed. We used to write something on a website and use social media to amplify the message. Now we use social media to write the message and a website as a collector. To be clear, I am not complaining, I am just highlighting a "plot twist" :)
I can definitely see many users saying "I don't wanna learn to update content on a website, I already use Facebook to talk to my customers", so harvesting data from FB and the like makes a lot of sense in this case.
Wow I think this is great for small businesses who use social media but can't afford or don't have a person/team to create and update their website! (My parents' business comes to my mind immediately. They know how to use Facebook but not much about websites.) Well done!
@alfred_lua Thanks Alfred. We agree! We want people to use the tools they already know how to use and with that their website updates automatically ! :)
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I currently use IFTTT to create similar recipes for updating sites with social and saves so much time. Glad to see a new player creating tools for social media managers.
@eddiedaroza Thanks Eddie! IFTTT is a great multi-purpose service, while Tagplay is more specialized. With IFTTT you can set up limited social media-driven content updating on supported services such as Wordpress and Blogger.
Tagplay is an easy but advanced solution to update content on all websites using different content management services.
With Tagplay you can control everything. You can approve content before showing on your website, remove content at any time and even ban users. You can have multiple moderators, social media connections, set rules about hashtags from certain users etc.
You can post your own content and user generated content. It also integrates with Facebook Page Info so if businesses update their contact info there it automatically updates on their website as well.
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