SusocialPro

In today's online world, it's hard to run a business without using social platforms. Whether you’re selling products, building your name, or looking for more customers, being online is important—really important.

The Manual Era Is Over

Every day, many people still run their social media the old way. They set alarms, log in to different apps, copy and paste posts from notes, and reply to each message one by one. Maybe you do the same—jumping between Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn.

In 2025, Instagram remains one of the most valuable sources of real user data for marketers, researchers, and automation experts alike. Whether you're trying to analyze trends, identify niche influencers, or collect competitive insights, Instagram scraping has become a go-to tactic. But here's the problem: traditional scraping methods are no longer effective—or safe.

Managing lots of Facebook accounts can get really hard. If you do facebook marketing, handling 10, 50, or even more accounts is pretty normal now. But logging into each one just to update your Facebook profile picture or change some info takes a lot of time.

In 2025, doing well on social media isn’t just about posting anymore—it’s about how you act online. Just scheduling posts isn’t enough. Platforms like Facebook (FB) want to see real interaction, not just content. This is where social media automation platforms come in. They go beyond basic planning to help you actually grow.

The Facebook Data Collection tool in SuSocialPro helps you automatically gather user information in bulk from Facebook. You can collect users by keyword, from Facebook groups, or from someone’s friend list.

SuSocialPro allows you to manage multiple Facebook accounts at once. One powerful feature is the bulk profile updater, which lets you update avatars, cover photos, gender, birthday, hometown, and more for multiple accounts with just a few clicks.

Social media is always changing, and in 2025, there’s more need than ever for smart tools that can handle automation and growth. Buffer and Hootsuite have been popular for a long time—they’re good for scheduling posts, managing a few accounts, and checking performance. But if you’re a business or creator working on a bigger scale, are they really enough?

Each SuSocialPro account can have its own “mission” — like bringing in new followers, keeping current ones engaged, getting more exposure, or starting conversations. It’s like running a team of content agents, not just using one account to post everything.

This tutorial explains how to create a Facebook Post task using SuSocialPro, with clear step-by-step instructions.