WordPress Scheduled Posting Tool for Rhythm, Import, Images and Control
The WordPress scheduled posting tool publishes the texts from a folder on your computer on your blog at the times you set, so you no longer have to log in and upload every post yourself. You choose the rhythm and the order, and the tool takes care of import, images, categories and the posting itself. Below you find all its functions around scheduled posting, each with a link and a short description. Whether you run one blog or several, you can go straight to the function you need.
WordPress Auto Poster
Carries finished texts from a folder to your blog one by one at the pace you set. It shows what the tool does and where its limits are, for example that it has no approval step and is unsuitable for time-bound content. A table helps you size the text stock for a period of 90 days.
WordPress Scheduled Posts
Sets the rhythm of your scheduled posts. The interval is given in days or in minutes, a built-in random share keeps the publishing times natural, and the order follows the file date or is random. Worked examples show how long a stock lasts for each setting.
WordPress Blog Automation
Runs several sites from one interface. Every blog is its own project with its own folder, login and rhythm, and the project list shows the next post, the stock and the status of all of them at a glance. Removing a project is protected by two safeguards.
WordPress Article Poster
Brings texts into a project before they are posted. The import dialog reads HTML, TXT and Word files, checks file names and format, converts Word documents and rejects faulty texts at once. Nothing changes in the project until you confirm with "Add to project".
WordPress Posting Tool
Takes care of the images for every scheduled post. A featured image and an image in the text can be assigned by file name, by hand or at random. The tool converts them to JPG, can reduce them to 1200 pixels, names the files after your first tag and builds alt texts from your tags.
Auto Publish WordPress Posts
Sends the details with every post: the category loaded directly from your site, tags and a short address. Posts go online immediately with the status "published". Without a category WordPress uses its default, and an immediate post publishes a single text on the spot without changing the schedule.
Automatically Post WordPress Posts
Keeps you in control of what has been posted. A status line shows whether posting is running, the project list warns when the stock runs low, a log reports every result and the list of posted links proves what went online and when. It also covers cleaning up the stock and handling errors in a published post.