According to recent reports in foreign media, Facebook is a source of traffic for e-commerce sellers. In addition to Facebook's own tools, sellers can use third-party tools for marketing. Here are 16 Facebook third-party marketing tools, some apps that create and publish content, some that track and analyze data, and some that can even sell merchandise. These tools are available in free versions, while some are available for a fee:

Canva is a tool for creating and editing pictures and graphics, available in hundreds of templates, millions of pictures and illustrations, and more, with easy-to-use options, icons, graphics, and fonts.

Price: Free

This tool lets you launch raffles, tests, photo contests, and more on Facebook's Timeline.For example, let you randomly pick the winner from a fan who comments or likes, initiate a question-and-answer session and pick the winner from the correct answer.

Price: Free

LikeAlyzer analyzes, monitors, compares, and measures the potential and effectiveness of your Facebook Page.Be able to analyze and explain detected problems in detail and make suggestions for solving them.

Buffer lets you set the release time for your blog post, which shares your content at the most appropriate time of day.Users can upload a video to Buffer and then create a picture using its app Pablo.

Price: Free version; 10 timed blog posts per account, from $10 per month for a paid version.

This tool analyzes your Facebook ads and finds effective and ineffective ads.It compares the age, gender, location and device of Facebook users to find out which ads make you money and which are a waste of time.

It analyzes the quality of your title to see if your title has a desire to share and whether it improves traffic and SEO.It will also make recommendations to improve the title.

Price: Free

Share, produced by SumoMe, lets you add buttons to 16 other websites and services to your content so readers can easily share your content.The tool also optimizes the most effective sharing channels on a per-page basis.

Price: Free of charge for less than 1 million visits per month, from $20 per month for paid versions

Hootsuite is a tool for managing social networks and blog postings.Monitor how your fans rate your brand, analyze your social content, and manage 35 social media, including Facebook.

Price: Manage 3 social accounts for free, starting at $9.99 per month for the paid version.

He automatically updates the latest posts on his Facebook and Twitter accounts and is one of Facebook's biggest news apps.

Price: Free

It is a tool for creating questionnaires in 14 forms, including multiple-choice questions, questions, Licht scales, and more, and then data analysis as a way to increase fan engagement.

Price: You can set up a brand account for free, from $200 per year for the paid version.

It displays the best performing content below all social accounts, tags, and topics, adds your favorite accounts, tags, keywords, and blogs, and picks the best content to increase user engagement.

Price: The app is free and the paid version starts at $7 per month.

It's a tool to increase fan engagement, provide professional design, help you edit pictures, create custom tabs, design blogs, create contests, and more.

Price: You can update an article on a Facebook page for free every day. The paid version is $6.25 per month.

Helps you manage updated articles, track keywords and fans, integrate blogs and social media updates, and more.

Price: Base free, paid for two weeks at $19.97.

It's an autonomous service platform that helps you build social media content30 gadgets, 30 themes and 90 templates so you can play contests and sweepstakes, launch promotions, create landing pages and customize windows, and more. AlsoProvides data such as content visits, independent visits, sources of visits, number of shares, and more.

Price: Free for up to 5,000 visits per month, from $29 per month for paid versions.

It's an app that offers Facebook page promotionsto help you create contests, coupons, and promotions.

Price: Base edition is free, paid version starts at $29.92 per month.

It's a shopping cart tool that lets you add stores to social media such as Facebook and Tumblr.

Price: 10 products are available free of charge, starting at $12.50 per month for the paid version.

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