Master your content scheduling, team workflows, and multi-platform posting.
Generate multiple posts at once from a template. Perfect for creating release day posts for all books in a series, or scheduling recurring promotions.
{{book_title}})Note: Posts are created as drafts so you can review and customize each one before scheduling.
Create reusable caption templates with variables that get filled in automatically when creating posts.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
{{book_title}} |
Title of the linked novel |
{{series_name}} |
Name of the novel's series |
{{author_name}} |
Your author/pen name |
{{link}} |
Book's purchase link (from novel settings) |
{{hashtags}} |
Selected hashtag groups |
Use templates with Bulk Create to generate posts for multiple books at once, with each post automatically filled with the correct book info.
Evergreen content is timeless posts that can be reshared periodically. Mark your best-performing, timeless content as evergreen to build a library for easy reposting.
Review your top-performing posts monthly and mark the best ones as evergreen. This builds a library of proven content to fill gaps in your schedule.
The Post-Mortem view shows your posted content for performance review. Use it to analyze what worked and plan future content.
While Story Signal doesn't pull analytics directly (yet), use Post-Mortem alongside your platform insights:
Coming Soon: Future updates will add manual performance tracking (likes, comments, reach) directly in Story Signal.
Not currently. Story Signal helps you plan, organize, and collaborate on your social content. To publish, copy the caption and download media to post manually or use your preferred scheduling tool (Later, Buffer, Metricool, etc.). Direct API posting is on our roadmap.
Two ways: (1) Duplicate any post from its detail page to create a copy you can edit. (2) Mark as Evergreen with a repost interval, then use the Evergreen view to reschedule when due.
Yes. When creating a post, select multiple platforms. The same caption and media will be used. Consider adjusting hashtags and length for each platform's best practices.
Make sure you're using the correct format: {{book_title}} with double curly braces. Also ensure the novel is linked to the post for book-related variables to work.