Write once, schedule to several platforms, one calendar
The core loop: one post, the platforms you choose, one calendar holding them all. Also where writing once stops being enough.
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What it does
What it does
One post, several platforms
You write it once and tick the platforms it should go to. No logging into each one in turn.
One calendar shows the month
Everything scheduled sits on a single view, so you can see the gap next week before it becomes a silent fortnight.
Connections are held once
Each account is connected in the software, so posting does not mean finding four passwords first.
How it works
How it works
- Connect the accounts you post from.
- Write the post and choose which platforms it goes to.
- Pick the slot on the calendar, or drag it to a different day later.
- It publishes at that time, and the calendar shows what went where.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- A post written for all of them fits none of them well. The wording that works on Facebook reads oddly on LinkedIn.
- Platforms limit what can be scheduled, especially for stories and some video formats. Where they do, the limit is theirs.
- Connections expire. A password change on a social account stops posting until it is reconnected here.
Related
Related
Scheduling weeks of posts
Doing this in volume: bulk upload, formats and what the numbers say after.
The posting calendar
The calendar view itself, and moving things around on it.
Content AI
Getting a first draft when the post is the part you are avoiding.
Connect one account
Log in, connect the platform you post to most, and schedule a fortnight of posts in one sitting.