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Copy posts to different social accounts and calendars
Copy posts to different social accounts and calendars

How to use the copy function to copy posts from one social account or calendar to another!

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Re-purposing content across social accounts or client calendars is easy with HeyOrca. Whether you're sharing posts on multiple social platforms or reusing content across client calendars, this guide will show you how to streamline the process with a few clicks!


Copy posts to different social accounts

From the post, use the Copy button to copy your post to another connected social account.

Once the copy button is pressed, a new modal will open, enabling you to select any social accounts connected to your calendar. If you'd like to copy the post to multiple channels at once, select all the channels you'd like the post copied to. When you're finished, click Copy Post.

Screen recording that displays clicking on a Facebook post that's scheduled on the calendar to open the Post View, then clicking the "Copy Post" and selecting LinkedIn and Instagram to duplicate the post on these accounts

To copy multiple posts at once, use the Bulk Actions feature. This allows you to copy several posts to a single channel or multiple channels simultaneously.

Screen recording that selects two Facebook posts from the Calendar View, then using the Bulk Actions icon, the user selects Bulk Copy and duplicates the posts to LinkedIn and Instagram

Copy posts to other calendars

If your content is relevant across multiple client calendars, you can easily copy it without having to recreate the post!

First, select the post you want to copy using the Copy button. When the modal opens, select “Advanced Copy”.

You'll then select the calendar(s) you’d like to copy your content to, you can even copy any Post Tags associated with that post, and the current Post Stage.

Screen recording of a Facebook post in Post View where the user clicks the Copy Post button, then selects Advanced Copy to copy the Facebook post to another Calendar on the account

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