Share thought-provoking content with your team by creating a post with EveryoneSocial. Posts can be used to share industry news, a funny anecdote, a vision for the future, puppy pictures, or any other interest. Posts can be shared internally and externally, making EveryoneSocial your go-to program for sharing content.
In this article, we'll cover the process of creating a post, as well as provide links to relevant articles.
🔸 This is accessible to all roles and permission levels.
🔹 This is available on all plans.
🔸 Admin may disable this feature. Please check with your program Admin if this is unavailable.Â
Create a post
Create a post in EveryoneSocial in 5 steps.
- Click Compose > Internal Post.
- Select a Group.
- Customize your content.
- Toggle on share settings.
- Click Post.
Post options
Posts have a few content options to consider. These determine the audience, how the post is displayed, and if the post can be shared to social networks. Here is a list of post options.
- Select a Group: Groups are where Internal Posts get displayed. Authors must be a member of the Group and the post can be shared to multiple Groups, increasing visibility and the likelihood the post will be seen and shared.
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Post Types: Choose from three Post Types.Â
🔸 Link post: A post with a featured URL, typically includes a preview of the URL's content.
🔸 Image or Video post: A media-rich post that emphasizes the images or video shared.
🔸 Text post: A post that only consists of text. It can be styled, hyperlinked, and have emojis. -
Customize content: Enter the post’s title and internal commentary.
- Post titles are for internal reporting purposes. Link posts's use the links' meta titles, and image, video, and text posts's titles are manually added.
- Internal commentary is the text readers will see on the post created in EveryoneSocial to add context and drive action.
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Share settings: Posts have two CTA (call-to-action) checkbox options. A third option, "Engageable," may present itself for Link Posts.
🔹 Allow Sharing: Allow the post to be shared to social networks.
🔹 Branded: Consider the post Branded Content in Analytics and on Leaderboards.
🔹 Engageable: Provides the option to go directly to the original social post for engagement.
This is only visible if a Link Post uses a social media post's link.
Post Settings
Toggle on the settings you want to use for the post.
đź”· Please contact your program’s admin if you can't access a setting. These are dependent on your posting permissions and role.Â
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Add Share Copy: Include written content that can be used when sharing posts to a social network. Require your team to use the share copy by unchecking “Allow users to edit commentary.”
Multiple versions of Share Copy can also be included. - Mark Post as Important: Send a notification of the post via email and push notification. Enter a custom text for the notification in the field below the toggle. Learn more about notifications.Â
- Pin this Post: Pin the post to the top of the Group’s Timeline. Setting a pin’s expiration will remove the post from the top of the Timeline, placing it in the Timeline based on its publication date.
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Schedule/Expire this post: Save time by scheduling a few posts to publish at a specific date and time. Learn more about scheduling Group content.
Expired post are removed at the desired date and time. This is helpful for time-based topics, such as a webinar or event. Admin can still find the post in the Removed tab for Groups. - Disclosures: Add a Disclosure (such as a hashtag) that is automatically inserted into the Share copy when someone shares the post to a network.
- Send to Microsoft Teams: Share the post to a Team’s channel.
- Send to Slack: Share the post to a Slack channel.
- Share to my personal social networks: Toggle on to share to your personal networks.
Edit a published post
Edit any post to change the Groups and commentary, send to other channels, and more.
- Click the three dots menu.
- Choose Edit Post.
- Make the changes.
- Click Save.
Next steps
Depending on your program and posting permissions, content may need approval before it becomes publicly available for a team to share.
Admins and Moderators should review submitted posts often.