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Keep posting where you like to write and keep your other accounts active without extra work.
TrackMedia Crosspost
Pick an account to watch. When it publishes, TrackMedia copies the post to your other accounts, fitted to each network's rules, and holds every copy for your review until you switch that off.
You write where you spend your time, and the other accounts go quiet for weeks.
Copying a post to four networks means four rounds of trimming, cropping and pasting.
Simple auto-posters copy everything blindly, including posts that make no sense elsewhere.
Crosspost copies each new post to your other accounts in the right format, and lets you approve every copy until you are happy to let it run.
Every rule keeps a history. Each skipped or failed destination gets a row with the reason written in it, so you always know why a copy did not go out.
Keep posting where you like to write and keep your other accounts active without extra work.
Mirror one brand account to the others, with a person approving each copy.
Set up a rule per client and review every copy before it reaches the client's audience.
Bluesky can be watched as a source today. Copies can go to any connected account on the networks TrackMedia publishes to.
Choose the source account and the destinations.
Each copy waits as a draft for you to approve.
When the copies look right, let them publish on their own.
Create a rule in review mode and approve the first few copies yourself.
No feature is held back for a higher plan. Pick one by how many channels you run.
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Bluesky can be watched as a source today.
No. Only posts published after the rule is switched on are copied.
Only if you choose automatic posting. New rules start in review mode, where every copy waits as a draft.
The copy is fitted to the destination's rules. If it still cannot go out, the rule's history records the reason.
Yes. Say "when I post on Bluesky, copy it to LinkedIn" and it proposes the rule as a card for you to turn on.
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