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Share New Blog Posts to Social Automatically with Social Planner RSS

Connect your HighLevel blog's RSS feed to Social Planner and every new article gets shared to your selected social accounts without you building a post by hand.

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Feature | | 1 min read | By Yaakov (Koby) Oranski, Certified GoHighLevel Admin

Social Planner can watch your blog's RSS feed and post for you. An RSS feed is a regularly updated source of content, and it lets HighLevel detect when a new article has been published. Once the feed is connected, Social Planner checks it on a schedule and shares new articles to the social accounts you choose.

Most service businesses publish a blog post and then forget to promote it. The post sits on the site while the social channels stay quiet for weeks. With an RSS feed in place, publishing the article becomes the promotion step. If you run an agency, you can repeat the same setup for each client who keeps a blog in their sub-account, and their channels stay active without a weekly content chore on your side.

Two controls keep it in check. You choose how often HighLevel checks the feed, and you set how many blog posts can be shared during each update. Keep that limit modest, so several articles published at once do not all hit your followers' feeds together.

The feed is generated from a blog you create under Sites > Blogs, so build or choose that blog first, then connect it.

How to use it

  1. Go to Sites > Blogs and open your blog, or create one with the button in the upper-right corner
  2. Click the Settings gear near the top-right, choose RSS, then create a feed and select your blog
  3. Copy the RSS feed URL that HighLevel generates
  4. Go to Marketing > Social Planner, click New Post, and select RSS
  5. Connect your feed, choose your social accounts, then set how often it checks and how many posts it shares

Who it helps

Service businesses and agency operators who publish blog content and want it shared on social channels without manual posting.

Related: If you want publishing, social sharing and lead follow-up wired together in one account, this is the build service for it.

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