A Mac window setup for social media managers
Several accounts, a scheduler, a design tool, analytics and messages. A layout that keeps each account's window in the same place all day.
Juggling accounts means many browser windows that look alike. Give each one a fixed place, so your hands know where it is without reading titles.
A layout to start from
| Column | Holds |
|---|---|
| 1 | Scheduler |
| 2 | Design tool |
| 3 to 5 | One browser window per account or platform |
| 6 | Analytics |
| 7 | Messages and team chat |
Tips
- Use browser profiles, one per client, so logins never mix.
- Jump straight to an account with ⌃ ⌥ and its number in ClutterFreeMac (1 to 9).
- Save the layout so every window lands in the same column each morning.
See many Chrome windows for keeping browser windows apart.
Questions
How do I manage many social media accounts on a Mac?
Use a browser profile per client and keep each account's window in a fixed place, so switching is one move.
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