In case you were eagerly waiting for the part II of our must-have social media tools then here you go.

Last time we featured tools that are a must-have for both a just set-up or a year/two old website or blog. Saving you the time and the money that generally people end up spending in managing their websites or blog.

The second part of this list contains tools that encourage the visitors to share your content, generate leads, manage your email subscription and much more.

So what are you waiting for just scroll down and checkout this list and make the most out of your social media marketing.

When it comes to social media marketing, everyone wants to deliver the best and to achieve that we keep on researching, learning, experimenting and coming up with new ideas. You bookmark blogs, pages, websites, follow the experts and monitor your competition's online presence, just to do your job.

The social media world is racing forward, what's in today, might be out tomorrow. Keeping up to it is not an easy task.

For a small business owner who doesn't has the luxury of lots of staff, tools are of great help. Not only do they save you money, they also save you the time - help you create quality content, engage your followers and what not in an easy and smooth manner. Here is a list of 9 must-have social media tools that will help you in making the most out of your social media marketing.

We at E-junkie have discussed all the aspects of the social media-sphere. What to do, what not to do, using it for your best interest, driving traffic and much more but there is something we missed out until I recently noticed it and that is the - 'time'. And when I say 'time' I'm not talking about investing your time in doing your social media work but at what time should you be posting on Facebook, tweeting, pining or sharing on Google+, working on your everyday social media time table. Well, most social media managers and businesses find it challenging.

Your audience is not every time available online to view your updates and posts and when they actually do come online, your updates get buried in the pile of updates in their news feed. Therefore, the reach of your updates or posts in less and that really affects your stats. So what would you do? Post at random times and check the number of views?