Overview
This article provides a step-by-step guide on cloning a post within an Admin view, detailing the process from selecting the original post to saving changes on the cloned version. It highlights the benefits of post cloning for content management and efficiency, and emphasizes best practices for organizing content, including the use of specific titles and identifiers. Additionally, the article offers resources for further actions and support contact information.
Information
This article will guide you through the process of cloning a post.
How Do I Clone a Post?
In the Admin view, select Posts, click on the wheel icon and select 'Clone Post'.
From there, you will be taken to a post creation page where all of the same information applied to the original post will be selected. Here you can make changes to the cloned post, such as selecting a different social network for sharing, selecting a different image, or creating a different caption. Once you are completed, remember to 'Save' the changes.
Why Would I Clone a Post?
Cloning a post can serve various purposes, offering flexibility and efficiency in content management. This feature can be particularly useful for:
- Easily curating similar content without the manual task of creating individual posts, such as generating content for different social networks or groups.
- Resurfacing an old article to the top of the user's Explore page, giving it renewed visibility.
- Updating 'evergreen' posts, like blog posts, to keep them current and relevant.
Best Practices
Organizing your content effectively is crucial. Remember to include titles that differentiate the content, which will benefit you when reviewing analytics. Consider using dates, social network identifiers, and other relevant details to distinguish your content.
Helpful Resources
Below are links to articles that provide guidance on various actions you can take within our platform:
Archiving and Creating Posts
FAQ
How do I clone a post in the Admin view?
In the Admin view, select Posts, click on the wheel icon, and choose 'Clone Post'. You'll be directed to a post creation page with the original post's information, where you can make edits and save the new post.
What are some reasons for cloning a post?
Cloning a post is useful for repurposing content across different social networks, updating images or captions, and maintaining efficiency in content management.
What are some best practices for organizing cloned content?
Use distinct titles that include dates, social network identifiers, and other relevant details to help differentiate and manage your content effectively, especially when reviewing analytics.
Where can I find additional resources on managing posts?
The article provides links to helpful resources on archiving and creating posts, which can be found below the best practices section.
Who should I contact if I have questions about cloning a post?
If you have any questions, you can reach out to the support team by contacting supportsupport@postbeyond.com.
Priyanka Bhotika
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