Welcome! If you're new to Postblazer, or just want to take a look at the software in action, the video below will show you exactly how to schedule posts and set up your social accounts in Postblazer.
Select one or more social profiles to publish the post on.
For posts containing text or links only, you may start typing your
content
immediately.
For posts containing photos or videos, click "Photo Post" or "Video
Post" and upload
a file. You're welcome to use drag and drop!
Once you're happy with how your post looks, you can now do one of the
following
actions: Post Now, Schedule, or Add to Queue. For more details on these
actions,
check the related FAQ.
Post Now: Publishes the post to your social networks immediately. Note:
If you have
specified more than 1 profile with the "Post Now" option, to prevent
spam we will
publish the posts 5 minutes apart.
Schedule: Specify a date and time for the post to be published. If you
need to
change the time zone, check your Account Settings. If you're scheduling
using the
multiple posts option, you will also be asked to specify how long
between each post
being published, specified in hours and minutes.
Add to Queue: Postblazer allows you to blast photos, videos, and updates
into a
queue, that publishes content according to a set time schedule. You can
set these
times in the Queue Publish Times section. This feature will save you
tons of time!
Visit the Schedule Posts section and select "Multiple".
Select one or more images from your device. If you are on a computer,
you may be
able to drag and drop images from your desktop directly into Postblazer.
Optionally specify captions for any of the selected photos by typing
text into the
sections that appear.
Once you're happy with how your posts look, you can now do one of the
following
actions: Post Now, Schedule, or Add to Queue. For more details on these
actions,
check the related FAQ.
Note: For CSV uploads, please see the question: "Q. How do I bulk upload
with a file? What is a CSV?"
Visit the Schedule Posts section and select "Multiple".
Type or paste one or more links, ensuring that they are each on a new
line
[Enter].
Optionally specify captions for any of the selected photos by typing
text into the
sections that appear.
Once you're happy with how your post looks, you can now do one of the
following
actions: Post Now, Schedule, or Add to Queue. For more details on these
actions,
check the related FAQ.
Postblazer allows you to upload up to 1000 posts at a time using a
comma-separated-value (CSV) file.
This lets you prepare your content offline or at your convenience. When
you're ready to schedule the posts, it's as simple importing the file
into Postblazer.
You can create CSV files with Microsoft Excel or with other free
alternatives e.g. Google Docs or LibreOffice Calc
A CSV file is essentially a table of data stored in a text file. In this
case, it stores information such as links, and captions for content to
be scheduled to your page.
You are able to specify the following things in your CSV file:
Column A - Text for the post. If omitted, post
will not contain any text.
Column B - A website link
Column C - A direct link to an image.
Column D (Optional) - Custom title for the link preview, if you
want to show something other than what Facebook will show by
default.
Column E (Optional) - Custom decscription for the link preview,
if you want to show something other than what Facebook will show
by default.
Column F (Optional) - A link to an image to be used as a custom
thumbnail for the link preview.
Once you're happy with how your CSV file looks, it's time to import it
into Postblazer.
Visit the Schedule Posts section and select "Multiple".
Click "Select CSV File" and browse to the location on your computer
where the file is.
Once you're happy with how your post looks, you can now do one of the
following
actions: Schedule or Add to Queue. For more details on these actions,
check the related FAQ.
Your posts will sometimes fail to publish. The cause of the error could
be temporary
in some cases and permanent in other cases (e.g. token expired).
Our algorithms try to determine if the type of the error is permanent
and we will
pause the publishing on your social profile if you have 'pause on fail'
checked.
If the cause of the error is an expired 'access token', which is a
digital key used
to post to your social profiles/pages, do the following:
To resolve the issue, you simply need to reconnect Postblazer to your
social
networks.
Inside your account, visit the Account Settings screen.
Make sure you are logged into the Facebook profile in question, then
click the
[Refresh All Tokens] button. Uncheck the checkboxes next to 'Publishing
paused'.
Visit https://postblazer.com/forgot-password
and enter the email address of your Facebook account. This will allow
you to set a
password on your Postblazer account. You will then be able to login
using your email
and password instead of using Facebook Login.