Sitemorse (EN) | SOCIALQA

SOCIALQA continually assesses the content of your Twitter feed and Facebook posts.

We assess the quality of your tweets and posts, checking for broken links, potential spelling mistakes as well as ensuring adherence to your brand rules.

All tweets and posts are recorded and stored in a searchable archive.

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Walking Through the Service

SOCIALQA checks content rules and standards have been consistently applied to social posts and messages

Checks for Links, Quality, Spelling and Brand
Content is assessed daily
Social posts and tweets are recorded, providing your own archive of activity

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Actions speak louder than words. We deliver relevant, short training videos with each action. These will enable you to understand what to do next and how to get on with it.

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The services provided Sitemorse (UK Sales) Ltd is based on an audit of the available areas of a website at a point in time. Sections of the site that are not open to public access or are not being served (possibly be due to site errors, or downtime) may not be covered by our reports, no responsibly can be accepted for any actions you take as a consequent of the findings.

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Where matters of legal compliance are concerned you should always take independent advice from appropriately qualified individuals or firms.