You post on one network,
it shows up on another
You pick the account it comes from and the account it goes to. The rule stays put: it builds the piece when you post something new, or it drips it out across the slots you set.
From one account to another
Pick where it comes from
An Instagram account, a Facebook account or a LinkedIn company page, and the type you are watching: reels, photos or stories.
Pick where it goes
The destination column recalculates from what you just chose. Whatever does not fit stays switched off and says why, before you save anything.
Choose the rhythm
Automatic, and the piece is built when the post appears. Or on a drip, with the time slots you set for each day of the week.
What you get
One rule per pair of accounts, and everything it takes to leave it running without watching it.
Three origins, fourteen destinations
It comes from Instagram, from Facebook or from a LinkedIn company page, the three that hand the post file over. It lands on any of the fourteen networks the pair allows, and the destination format falls out of the pair.
The drip, slot by slot
Up to five publications a day and up to five slots for each day of the week. It hands out what the workspace has collected since you switched the rule on.
It never repeats your own work
A rule only looks at what was published outside GoFeed. So a calendar and a workflow on the same account duplicate nothing, and two rules cannot loop into each other.
A ceiling by the hour and by the day
If a rule fires more than it should, it pauses and says so instead of filling the account. Turning it back on takes a change from you.
Every delivery, with its reason
The history says what went out, what is queued and what was skipped, for instance because the network did not hand the file over. A skip is not a failure and it is not painted red.
The caption is copied, not rewritten
It goes as it was, or with the prefix or the suffix you wrote, or empty. You can strip mentions and hashtags, and choose what happens when the destination takes fewer characters.
Who it is for
It comes with the plans of all three audiences. A creator carries an Instagram reel over to the accounts they also post on, a company hands its own work around without uploading it twice, and an agency leaves the rule running on every brand it looks after.
- Agencies
- Creators
- Companies
Common questions
Which networks can it repurpose from?
Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn company pages, the ones that hand us the file of the post. TikTok, YouTube and Google Business give back the text, the link and a thumbnail, not the video or the images, so they cannot be the origin of a rule.
Can I send one post to three networks?
Yes, with three rules. Each workflow carries one account over to one other account, which is why the row tells the whole truth at a glance: the destination format and the compatibility warning are about a single pair.
Does the drip hand out my whole history?
No. It hands out what the workspace has collected since you switched the rule on, and every new post from then on. The old back catalogue on the account does not come in.
Does it publish without me seeing it?
Only if you leave it that way. With automatic publishing off, what the rule creates lands in the approval queue and goes out when somebody signs it off.
Set up your first
workflow today
Connect two accounts, pick where it comes from and where it goes, and leave the rule running. Fourteen days to try it on your own content.