Scriptera
Wordpress and X (Formerly Twitter) automations — Social Media Auto-Posting
Ready-made scenarios where Wordpress and X (Formerly Twitter) work for you (social media auto-posting): pick one — a copy appears in your account and runs on its own.
32 scenarios
- New posts in X (Formerly Twitter) — Uploading media files in Wordpress — variant 2
- New posts in Wordpress — Running apis in X (Formerly Twitter)
- New posts in Wordpress — Messages in X (Formerly Twitter) — variant 2
- New lists in X (Formerly Twitter) — Posts in Wordpress
- Updated posts in wordpress — Messages in X (Formerly Twitter)
- New media files in Wordpress — Posts in X (Formerly Twitter)
- New media files in Wordpress — Messages in X (Formerly Twitter)
- New pages in Wordpress — Posts in X (Formerly Twitter)
- New posts in X (Formerly Twitter) — Updating posts in Wordpress
- New posts in X (Formerly Twitter) — Pages in Wordpress
- New posts in X (Formerly Twitter) — Users in Wordpress
- One post — to all your social networks at once, with an image
- A post from one topic — live on two social networks at once
- A post to all socials from one table row
- Posts to every network — each with its own text
- Tweets from trending forum posts on a schedule
- Auto-publish blog posts with social announcements
- Posts for every social network from one article
- Posts on trending topics — automatic, across all your socials
- A post for each social network from one idea
- Social posts from your blog articles, written and published automatically
- A site article — into posts for every social network, with images
- One channel post — published to all your socials at once
- One post, every network — scheduled straight from a spreadsheet
- AI social posts with an approval step
- Scheduled social posts — from a single table
- One post with captions across all your socials — from a sheet
- Trend-based social posts — published on their own, every day
- Social posts from your website articles — automated
- One post — straight to every social network
- Illustrated blog articles on autopilot
- One post — published to all your social networks at once
