Tag: social media scheduling

Social media scheduling means planning when posts go out instead of publishing everything the moment it is ready. A steady rhythm through the day reaches more followers than a burst of posts at once, and it avoids flooding timelines when a site publishes many items in a short time. Scheduling also lets small teams prepare content in advance and keep channels active outside working hours. In PostRSS, the auto-posting service from Internet Solutions, schedules spread posts from your RSS feeds across the day on each connected network. Combined with filters and templates, this gives control over what is published, where and when, without manual work for every post. The feed check interval can be as short as one second, so new items are picked up quickly and then released on your chosen timetable. A posting history lets you review everything that went out.