#post scheduling

[evilovesyou]

Does anyone know how to schedule reblogs on desktop now? I can only rb, draft or queue??

[pawsitiveash]

POST SCHEDULE!!!

I'm gonna do as many posts as I can during the day!! However Request posts aren't going to start going out till 4pm (EST) but that doesn't Mean you can't request before then!! It just gives me time each day to make sure everyones requests look good!!

[socinator2342]

If you want to stay ahead, choose a wise Instagram scheduler. In this infographic, you will gain a competitive advantage through strategic Instagram scheduling. 

[linneawritesstories]

Lately Social Review: An Addendum

If you read my review of Lately Social (and I recommend that you do), you will remember that I could not highly recommend Lately Social because of issues with my posts failing. However, since I posted my Lately Social review all of my posts have been published successfully. 

I think I figured it out. 

I feel so silly. I switched to saving all of my files as .JPG files due to the file size limitations of the free version of Lately Social. And I think that has something to do with why my posts are successful now. 

I didn’t know this, but Instagram also has a post limit. Therefore, if your .PNG file is too big, Instagram won’t allow it to upload. 

So Instagram wouldn’t upload my .PNG graphics, which caused the posts to fail. It wasn’t Lately Social’s fault at all! Switching completely to .JPG files solved the problem completely. If you're having problems with your posts failing, check your file type! You might be having the same problem. 

I just wanted to set the record straight that it was human error that was the problem, not the platform. I can now safely recommend Lately Social for your social media scheduling needs. 

If you're interested in trying out Lately Social, check out my step-by-step guide on how to schedule a post on Lately Social.

[linneawritesstories]

Have you heard of Lately Social?

It’s a third-party website that allows you to schedule content for your social media platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Youtube, and Pinterest.

I decided to try it out for a two week period - exclusively for Instagram.

Read the review on my website to see how it performed.

[popularchips-blog]

Have a Business Instagram Account? You Can Now Schedule Your Posts.

New Post has been published on https://popularchips.com/dailies/have-a-business-instagram-account-you-can-now-schedule-your-posts/

Have a Business Instagram Account? You Can Now Schedule Your Posts.

Are you a business that has been using third-party software to schedule your posts on social media? Good news, you can now do this for Instagram as well! In a blog post aimed at developers, Facebook yesterday announced several new changes to their API, the biggest of which allows business accounts on Instagram to schedule their posts.

Prior to this, post-scheduling, where posts were automatically uploaded onto the Instagram platform, was against Instagram’s use policy. Third-party developers who developed such software could have their access to the Instagram API revoked while businesses who made use of the software could have their Instagram accounts shut down. Businesses (and influencers) could only use third-party software to plan posts. Said third-party software would then send push notifications to them when the time came for the posting to be done. Users would then have to reply to the notifications in order for the post to be made to Instagram. With the new update, however, this intermediary step can be removed.

What This Means For Brands (and Influencers)

Simply put, you can now schedule posts ahead of time and have them posted to your account automatically.

Limitation I: Only available to business accounts

This is currently only available to brands who have business accounts on Instagram. This means that if you own a personal account, this update is currently not available for your account.

Does this mean you should switch to a business account now? Not so fast. Many users have speculated that Instagram reduces the reach of posts for its business accounts so as to encourage business account users to pay to boost their posts’ visibilities. While this (naturally) has not been confirmed by Instagram and no scientifically-credible experiments have been carried to test this out, drops in overall engagement after switching from personal to business accounts have happened frequently enough for Instagram users to become wary of making the switch themselves. This is despite Instagram providing useful Insights about post impressions, reach and profile views to its business users.

For those of us who can wait, Facebook has announced in the same blog post that post-scheduling (along with the other features announced) will be made available to personal profiles by early 2019.

Limitation II: Only available via third-party software

As Instagram has not developed an in-house post-scheduling function as part of the platform, brands (and influencers) must make use of third-party software to make use of the function.

This should not be too much of a limitation, since most brands already make use of services, such as Hootsuite, to schedule their posts on other social media platforms. As a matter of fact, Hootsuite has already updated its platform to offer the automatic post-scheduling function for Instagram.

If your brand meets the criteria, and you still haven’t started making use of this new function, what are you waiting for? It’s time to begin!

[winterdeepelegy]

I have a humble request.  Let me preface this by saying this isn’t an attack on anyone, but if you are someone who posts (just as an example) 8-12 (or more) posts in a single sitting, whether it’s mostly aesthetics, reblogs, art, or just general shitposts, I ask that you please consider the following: 1. Your followers follow you because we want to see your content. 2. We follow a lot of other people because we also want to see their content. 3. Making massive amounts of posts in one sitting in rapid succession means one of two things:  We have to skim over/bypass your content when we would probably rather take the time to enjoy it because we also want to see other peoples’ posts, or we end up taking the time to enjoy yours and missing things other people are putting out there. If we’re on break at work, we simply don’t have the kind of time to do both. 4. It effectively drowns out other content we are looking for in favor of your own.  Remember the “Best Stuff First” thing Tumblr just put in and people are in a tizzy about?  What you’re doing is not much different. 5. When you follow multiple people who do this, it makes it very difficult, and tedious to see anything else. 6. We don’t want to unfollow you.  Again, we follow you because we enjoy your content, whether it’s art, writing, aesthetics, or general shitposting, but as far as I’m aware, options to blacklist specific tags are very limited on mobile. 7. Please take the people following you into consideration so you can keep them following you, and so they can enjoy your posts and everyone else’s.  The image at the top of this post gives you your options on both PC (top) and mobile (bottom) for putting your posts in queue, and alternatively scheduling them to go up at specific times. That way you can still submit all of your posts at once, but the rest of us get it a little bit at a time instead of getting flooded. 8. We love you.  Please love us back by remembering this.

[upclosefromafar]

okay but i really really want post scheduling back on my dashboard @staff why did you need to get rid of itttttt :’(