A posting schedule that keeps itself fed
Consistency is the part everyone loses. Set the days and the hour once, in your timezone, and there is a draft waiting every time.
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What it does
- Writes on the days you choose, at the hour you choose, in your own timezone
- Publishes automatically, or holds every draft for a person to approve
- One post per scheduled day, however often the scheduler runs
- Does not drift: a draft written late on Tuesday does not push Wednesday into the afternoon
- Says the schedule back to you in plain words, so a misconfiguration is visible
How it works
- 1
Pick your days and your hour
Weekdays at eight, or Tuesday and Thursday at two. In your timezone, not UTC.
- 2
Choose automatic or manual
Automatic publishes on the schedule. Manual leaves each draft in the library for someone to approve.
- 3
Check in when you want to
The queue shows what is written and waiting. Nothing is a surprise.
Who it is for
Teams whose posting stops the first week something urgent comes up.
Works with
Try it on your own company
Vexo writes from what you sell and who buys it, so the first draft is worth reading. Setting that up takes a few minutes.
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