
Sharing one article by hand looks quick, but the steps add up. For every network you open the app or website, log in, paste the link, wait for the preview, fix the image if it is missing, write a short caption, add hashtags and press publish. Then you do the same on the next network, and the one after that. If you publish several times a week and keep four or five accounts active, this routine easily becomes the most repetitive part of your week.
The work is also easy to forget. A busy day, a holiday or a sick week is enough for your social profiles to fall silent, even though your website kept publishing. Automation removes both problems: the work disappears, and so do the gaps.
PostRSS is built so that the setup happens once and the daily work never comes back:
If you want to see the full list, the features page describes every option, and the pricing page shows which networks and limits come with each plan, starting with a Free plan for one Facebook Page.
It depends on how often you publish and how many accounts you use. Every manual step of sharing a new article — logging in, pasting the link, adding the image and caption — is done automatically for every connected network.
No. Once your feed and targets are connected, PostRSS checks the feed on its own and publishes each new item. You only come back to change settings or add new networks.
Yes. PostRSS takes the picture from the feed item or from the Open Graph tags of the linked page, so posts carry the real image of your article.
Yes. On paid plans you can limit posting to chosen hours or set exact times on chosen days in your time zone.
Yes. The Free plan posts to one Facebook Page, so you can test the whole workflow before choosing a paid plan with more networks.
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