A: Hey Nico, thanks for your interest and questions!

For one: yes, especially for those channels that might be a really good match to build your brand with fun and efficiency across the platforms.

Let's start with what it does not do first: Analytics. Not. at. all. We place all our effort into anything that helps with posting and building a brand consistently, with ease and be able to adapt quickly etc., not on analytics. Other tools (that we had used and tested earlier ourselves) do not really more than import the data is that is natively available. It typically leads to what we call 'vanity KPI' watching (I have been a victim of that myself even though I should have know better ;)). I suggest to use those, but with a healthy dose for distance and reflection. Especially for Linkedin (with more than 11K followers one could say I am a bit of expert there) I can tell you it can easily lead you into the wrong direction even. I have even been invited to a special Linkedin creator program by Linkedin and can tell you honestly that 'the algo' and even impressions and how to interpret them will stay a myth (I have some suspicions, but too much for here). We have seen cases where there was seemingly low reactions - but then the exact right speaker invites coming in. Those were the goal, not the impressions.... I recommend relying on facts such as: quality of comments, how good your connection requests are received etc.

From years long experience, creating and keeping up with a good brand story over time is much more decisive. Our take is: Consistency will always work towards your advantage - and it should show in meeting requests, better conversion rates, REAL effects.
Most people obsess about analytics but not about consistency (we have been there, too, admittedly) - we recommend turning this around: making consistency so easy that results will take care of themselves. Still: If you're head over heels into tracking those numbers, Ägile Ässets might not be for you. This freshly posted article here might be interesting to check your preferences: https://sm.agile-assets.ai/brandfocus

Referring your other question: No, this has never happened and we do not expect it to ever happen. As with all social media platform there might come a moment where someone overdoes it or they change the rules... However... with over 1000 users and over 40000 successully auto-published posts we have never run into that problem with people using Linkedin.
For context: The social media platforms offer the APIs so people like us can build on that and ultimately they have better business. :) If someone gets a penalty or similar, this is mostly justified (spammy too often posting is never a good idea). This would reflect back upon our tools' reputation (which is of course very important to all of us) - which is one reason why we have set up a so-called resilience system that informs both sides (user, us) if something doesn't get posted. Like this, we see if a user account gets restricted immediately - and can act upon it if necessary. This came up only a handful of times (our users typically are brand building focussed and considerate). With users with a quality sense for brand building, this has never happened - and overall never on Linkedin. :)
It is important to note that some setup requirements (such as that for Facebook / Instagram things have to be set up in an organized way in the Meta business manager) - come in from the platforms and we (same as other tools) only provide a bridge to what is available.

So I hope this helps, should you have more questions, we're happy to help (we have noticed that we do not always get a headsup for a 2nd loop of questions here, so just in case feel free to use team@agile-assets.ai to send a copy).

Would be great to welcome you in our global universe of agile marketers - snowy greets (again!! 😅 🏂) from Munich, Germany - Kristin (founder/product lead)