Companies that use Zoho Social (customer list)

Company	Employees	Industry	Region	YoY Headcount Growth
Freers Askew Bunting Solicitors	51–200	Legal Services	GB	N/A
Telemarketing Professionals	11–50	Telephone Call Centers	AU	+66.7%
snakelabel	1 employee	Retail Luxury Goods and Jewelry	US	N/A
WP Event Manager	2–10	Information Technology & Services	IN	-20.8%
MODSILVER, Inc.	11–50	Furniture and Home Furnishings Manufacturing	US	N/A
SEG Sparkstone	201–500	Electrical Equipment Manufacturing	US	N/A
Dynabuy Gers & Hautes-Pyrénées	1 employee	Business Consulting and Services	FR	N/A
HD Pro Guide	2–10	Higher Education	N/A	N/A
MWC Group	11–50	Financial Services	CH	-12.5%
ARK Infosoft	11–50	Software Development	IN	+5.6%
Lesley Bourke Real Estate	2–10	Real Estate	AU	N/A
123sonography	11–50	E-Learning Providers	AT	-17.6%
Cavendish Sales and Lettings	2–10	Real Estate	GB	0%
Singles Travel International	11–50	Travel Arrangements	US	N/A
Optimize & Inspire	2–10	Business Consulting and Services	DE	-25%
BahamasLocal.com	2–10	Technology, Information and Internet	BS	0%
Behaven Kids	51–200	Mental Health Care	US	+8.5%
Metrowatt Solar	51–200	Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing	ZA	N/A
Al-Hakimi United	11–50	IT Services and IT Consulting	KW	N/A
Tial Technologies	51–200	IT Services and IT Consulting	ZA	0%

👥 What types of companies is most likely to use Zoho Social?

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 5,337 companies that use Zoho Social

I noticed that Zoho Social's typical customers are primarily service businesses and professional firms rather than product manufacturers. These companies span consulting agencies, law firms, real estate brokerages, educational training providers, marketing agencies, and specialized B2B service firms. They're the kind of businesses that rely heavily on building client relationships and establishing their professional reputation in local or niche markets.

The employee counts tell a clear story. Most companies fall in the 2-50 employee range, with a sweet spot around 11-50 employees. Very few show funding rounds or venture backing, which indicates these are bootstrapped, profitable small businesses rather than high-growth startups. Many mention decades of experience, like "over 20 years" or "roots stretching back 70 years," suggesting established, stable operations. They're past survival mode but haven't scaled to enterprise size.