YouTube managing comments?

Is there app to control comments from multiple Social platforms, Like IG, FB, YT, Tiktok.

I need to manage comments from one site, Because i have rlly lot of comments, and Many of them are bad.

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TheSpectatorMagazine•about 22 hours ago•2

Buffer provides this feature with all comments and community for all your connected platforms on one page.

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PeepSoWP•2 days ago•1

Agorapulse is one paid option to trial for a shared comment inbox across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. Its network-coverage guide lists those comment types.

Check the actions you need, though: its moderation guide says TikTok comments still have to be deleted natively. Also test a new comment on an older video, since syncing can be delayed.

Are the bad comments mainly spam/abuse, or negative feedback? I'd start with a review queue and narrow rules for obvious spam before automating broad removals.

Beneficial-Serve-513•1 day ago•1

Before any app, I'd turn on each platform's own filters so the worst comments get hidden before you see them. YouTube Studio has blocked words and can hold risky comments for review, Instagram has Hidden Words, Facebook pages have keyword blocking, and TikTok lets you filter your own keyword list. Whatever inbox app you choose then only deals with what gets through.

Disclosure, I build TryPost, an open source social media scheduler.

farman68•1 day ago•1

Most shared inboxes handle IG, FB and YouTube fine. TikTok is the weak spot in most of them, so expect to clear some of those in the app. If most bad comments are spam, pick a tool that hides them for you and keeps a log of what it hid. Mine does that for FB, IG and YouTube, not TikTok yet (I'm the founder of Nimply, so I'm biased.)

its_umar_khann•2 days ago•0

I am co-founder of SocialBu which let you respond to comments of multiple social platforms including YouTube. Plus, you can publish content to 12 social platforms from one place.

Give it a try :)

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