Automation guides
These guides cover getting a page to post without you: setting it up on Facebook, what automated posting does and does not do for growth, how much time the work really takes, and where the platforms draw the line. Each one says what Content OS has not built yet.
Automation is the last step of a guide, not the first. These pages are for when the manual way works and the repetition is what is wearing you down.
Which automation guides are here?
Section titled “Which automation guides are here?”- How to auto post to a Facebook page: the native scheduler, where it stops, and the two real ways past it.
- Does automated posting help growth?: what automation changes, and what it cannot.
- How much time social media really takes: a time audit you fill in yourself.
- Can you get banned for using automation?: what actually triggers platform action, and what is your own risk.
Where do the controls and the platform status sit?
Section titled “Where do the controls and the platform status sit?”The controls we run, and the promises we refuse to make, are on the trust page. Per platform status, including what has never had a proven run, is on platforms.