Your AI Social Media Agent

Hello, and welcome to this walkthrough of The AI Autoposter. There's a lot the tool can do, but today we're going to focus on the core workflow, turning one listing link into four platform-ready social media posts, end to end.

Here's the screen you'll land on after logging in. From here, we'll head straight to the Content Generator. This is where the tool will ask us for our URL, so we'll head over to our website where we have our listing, with the images and some description. We go back into the tool and we paste our URL here. We'll import it, and then the tool asks us what platforms we want to post to, based on our marketing strategy. So for today's demo, we want to post to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and X.

What content type do we want to include? We want the images from the listing, and we also want to include hashtags. Now, the tool's feature-rich, and there's lots of attributes we can select, but for today's demo we're going to keep it fairly straightforward. We're going to go with professional. We can include a lot of additional items with it, such as our URL back to our website, our telephone number, email address. We can even add a custom message, and choose whether that sits at the top of the post or the bottom. But for today, we're going to keep it fairly straightforward.

We're now going to click Generate Posts, and while that's processing, here's what's actually happening. It's writing a separate version for each platform we've selected, each matched to that platform's fit, tone and length. It's then scoring each one for engagement, platform fit and SEO, before we see anything. And that's why it takes a moment, it's doing several posts' worth of work, not just one.

All of the posts are created, and what you'll notice here is we have LinkedIn and Facebook, Instagram and X, and they've all been written differently, specifically for the platform they're posting to. So they all have different engagement scores, platform fits and SEOs.

Let's pick Instagram, for example. As we can see, it's written here. We have our engagement score, platform fit, and then SEO. So what does engagement mean? It predicts likes, comments and shares before it goes live. Platform fit is checked against what actually performs on each platform. And SEO is scored for search visibility, so it keeps working after it's been posted.

We can tweak any of this. So for example, if we want to change the engagement, the platform fit, or the SEO, we can click those, and we can improve the score or recalculate it. Or we might just want to edit some of the wording, we can click edit, and tweak this as we please. We can tweak the hashtags, include the URL to our original listing, however works best for us. We can edit it, save it, and approve it here. Let's assume for today's demo we're happy with that, we have the images from the listing and they're all tailored to the individual platforms we're posting to. We'll now click continue.

And this is where we have our schedule. We can do it as a one-off post, or select a date today or in the future, and decide whether it's a weekly post or a monthly post. And this is where we schedule it, these are the posts we just looked at a moment ago.

As I mentioned at the start of this video, this was just a quick demo of the end-to-end core workflow of the tool. We hope you found this useful. Please sign up for the seven-day free trial and give the tool a try for yourself, and let us know what you think. Thank you for taking the time to watch today.