Posting Automation runs your calendar for you. It publishes to LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X on a cadence you set, alternates formats so the feed never looks repetitive, and skips the days you do not want to post. Nothing goes out without a human click unless you deliberately turn that off.
Posting AutomationPart of the Digital Marketing module. Switched on and off per account, so you never pay for a module sitting idle.
Julia reads your search data and the week's focus, then briefs the set. The calendar is an output of what is worth saying, not a grid someone filled in on a Monday.
One idea becomes a carousel, a static and a long-form post, each written for the platform it lands on rather than copy-pasted across four feeds.
Design, copy and the quality verdict in one view. Approve, reschedule or reject. Nothing publishes behind your back.
Formats alternate so the feed has texture, and the days you do not want to post stay empty.
Search volume: Google Keyword Planner, United States, pulled 31 Aug 2026. Every other number is measured on our own site.
The same pipeline that publishes for Ruh AI every day. It produced 222 pieces last month, and every one of them was held for a human approval before it went anywhere.
No, not unless you deliberately switch auto-publish on for a module. The default is off, and individual pieces you create by hand always land in Render for your click.
LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X. X needs you to hold your own API tier.
Yes. The cadence alternates formats and skips the days you exclude.
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