Vista Social App Review

WATCH HOW COMMENT VANISH FROM THE VISTA SOCIAL APP AS WE WORK The video is x1.2 and you can fast forward to see 3 comments disappearing   

Vista Social App Continues To Make Your Responses DISAPPEAR  The Vista Social app team continues to overlook a significant issue: your carefully crafted replies are disappearing. We have already alerted Reggie and the Vista Social team, but the app is still causing us both financial and reputational harm. To make matters worse, the post icon has also vanished, exacerbating the problem. We invest time and creativity to compile comments as seen here ... and more comments ... and minutes later they disappear from the Vista Social app Which causes reputational damage since you can't know what answers you gave already.... if you gave any... Vista Social doesn't show the thumbnail, nor the title, for the post, leaving you in the dark As a results, you can't know what the follower is referring to and you can't properly answer. Maria from Vista Social offers a solution.... find the comment on the post.... my answer: then what good is Vista Social and why anyone needs it at all?...

Social Media NIGHTMARE The Vista Social app has become a moderation nightmare for engaging with potential donors and the public. Even after Vista Social confirms a comment has been posted, it often disappears shortly afterward. This creates three serious problems: Duplicate postings – Volunteers at the Original Bible Foundation resend the same comments, thinking the error was on our end, cluttering the post and potentially annoying potential donors. Loss of context – When followers reply, we have no record of what we originally said, leaving us in the dark. Wasted time – Instead of a 10-second quick reply, we’re forced to dig through up to 3,000 online comments, wasting 7–17 minutes per response.    Assembled by Don Karl Juravin as public service   

  Vista Social App Poses Hidden Risks: Reputational and Financial Fallout Possible Sharing our vast experience After more than 235 hours of professional testing across leading social media platforms—including Agorapulse (France), NapoleonCat (Poland), ManyChat, Hootsuite (USA), Social Champ (Pakistan), and Vista Social (Eastern Europe)—we uncovered a critical flaw in Vista Social’s design that could put brands at serious risk. Our goal was clear: find the best platform for fast, accurate, and meaningful engagement with followers, donors, and potential customers. During testing, Vista Social revealed a dangerous shortcoming. Its interface fails to distinguish  comments  from  replies to comments , a distinction crucial in social media response management. For example, imagine seeing the comment “YOU ARE WRONG! This is the worst brand!” Through Vista’s lens, it appears to be a direct attack on your post. In reality, it may be a  supportive user  responding to...