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What I learn running my own accounts on planpo.st: how to schedule, how to work with an agent, and how to tell which posts paid off.

  • Turn one blog post into a week of social posts with your AI agent

    How I hand a finished blog post to my AI agent, get one draft per network within that network's limits, fix the hooks, and let Planpost schedule the week while every draft waits for my review.

    Oct 24, 20267 min read

  • UGC, Testimonials, and Proof: Turning Customers into Content

    How to collect UGC, testimonials, and other customer proof, ask for the rights properly, and turn it into social posts that do not read like ads.

    Oct 18, 20267 min read

  • What Big Newsletters Get Right About Distribution on Social

    Five distribution habits big newsletters use on social that any small team can copy: native excerpts, human bylines, and posts that stand on their own.

    Oct 12, 20266 min read

  • Keeping AI-Drafted Content On-Brand: A Brand Voice Workflow

    AI drafts read fine and sound like nobody. How I keep generated posts on-brand with a voice profile built from real posts, and where it falls short.

    Oct 6, 20266 min read

  • Which Social Media Schedulers Have an MCP Server?

    Which social media schedulers ship a first-party MCP server, which only work through a bridge like Zapier, and what the agent can read back once connected.

    Oct 3, 20267 min read

  • What the Creator Economy Looks Like in 2026

    What changed in how creators earn money in 2026: direct monetization, owned audiences, and why a distinct voice matters more as feeds fill with AI content.

    Sep 30, 20266 min read

  • How to Run a Social Media Audit in About Two Hours

    A social media audit you can finish in one sitting: account inventory, profile pass, 90 days of content, a link check, and a short decision list.

    Sep 27, 20267 min read

  • Threads, Reels, Stories: Scheduling Every Format from One Composer

    How I schedule threads, Reels, Shorts, and Stories across seven platforms from one Planpost composer, and where one composer for everything has limits.

    Sep 24, 20266 min read

  • Brands That Post Less and Earn More

    Bottega Veneta, Lush, and Apple post far less than the standard advice says they should. What their quiet feeds prove, and how to test posting less.

    Sep 21, 20266 min read

  • The Cross-Posting Playbook: One Idea, Native on Every Platform

    A working system for turning one idea into native posts for eight platforms: extract the claim, adapt the format, stagger the rollout, score the results.

    Sep 18, 20266 min read

  • Approving social posts when an AI agent writes them

    Why a human review step matters once an agent drafts your social posts, when to turn on approval in Planpost so agent posts wait in review until you approve them, and what that means if you post for clients.

    Sep 15, 20268 min read

  • Why Organic Reach Keeps Falling (and What Small Teams Should Do)

    Organic reach keeps sliding on every platform. What is driving the decline, and what small teams should do about it instead of just posting more.

    Sep 12, 20266 min read

  • How to Repurpose One Piece of Content into a Week of Posts

    A practical system for turning one blog post, video, or podcast episode into a week of platform-native social posts without repeating yourself.

    Sep 9, 20266 min read

  • 5 Patterns Behind B2B Brands That Win on LinkedIn

    Five posting patterns I keep seeing from B2B brands that do well on LinkedIn: formats, cadence, founder profiles, and what you can copy this week.

    Sep 6, 20266 min read

  • Social Media in 2026: The Mid-Year Trends That Actually Matter

    A mid-year read on social media in 2026: agents doing the boring middle, the text platform revival, quieter link behavior, and brands posting less.

    Aug 31, 20266 min read

  • How to Track Sales from Instagram

    Instagram captions are not clickable, so tracked links break. The surfaces that carry a link, workarounds for the rest, and what the numbers honestly tell you.

    Aug 28, 20268 min read

  • Let Claude Post for You: Scheduling Social Media from an AI Agent

    How I schedule a week of social posts by talking to Claude: the Planpost MCP server, what the agent handles, and where a human still has to show up.

    Aug 25, 20266 min read

  • How to Add an MCP Server to Gemini CLI

    Connect an MCP server to Gemini CLI from the command line or by hand in settings.json, including the transport key that silently breaks remote servers.

    Aug 22, 20267 min read

  • Build a Social Media Content Calendar in One Afternoon

    A four hour plan for building a social media content calendar that survives contact with real life: topics, cadence, two weeks of posts, all scheduled.

    Aug 19, 20267 min read

  • What Duolingo's Social Team Teaches Brands Without a Mascot Budget

    What you can copy from Duolingo's public social playbook without a mascot budget: character, comments, speed, and bits that run longer than one post.

    Aug 16, 20267 min read

  • Connecting Posts to Revenue: A Stripe and Shopify Attribution Walkthrough

    How Planpost ties social posts to actual revenue using tracked short links, UTM tags, and Stripe and Shopify webhooks, with honest notes on the limits.

    Aug 13, 20266 min read

  • How to Build a Social Media Agent That Actually Runs Your Calendar

    Handing your posting calendar to an AI agent: the three pieces you need, the prompts that work, the guardrail to set first, and what agents still get wrong.

    Aug 10, 20269 min read

  • How Often Should You Post on Social Media?

    What the frequency studies recommend per platform, how much evidence sits behind each number, and how to pick a cadence you can still hold in six months.

    Aug 7, 202613 min read

  • How to Read Your Social Media Revenue Numbers

    Once posts are tracked, the hard part is reading the numbers: which attribution model to use, what counts as revenue, how long to wait before calling a winner.

    Jul 26, 20268 min read

  • How to Use UTM Links for Social Media Campaigns

    Learn a clean UTM naming system for social media campaigns, and how direct tracking links make post-level revenue attribution easier.

    Jul 26, 20269 min read

  • How to Schedule Social Media Posts Like a Pro

    How to schedule posts across Instagram, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok while tracking which content drives clicks, conversions and revenue.

    Apr 1, 20255 min read

  • The Complete Guide to Social Media Analytics

    Learn which social media analytics matter, how to compare engagement with business results, and how to connect posts to clicks, conversions, and revenue.

    Mar 15, 20254 min read

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