LoginSchedule demoLoginSchedule demoCentral post management does exactly what the name implies; it provides a single space in the platform from which all content can be managed.
Hey again! You know the deal – it’s late in the month, which means we’ve got another ✨platform update✨ to discuss.
Depending on an organization’s approach to employee advocacy, it’s not uncommon for content to require approval from an admin or a moderator when it’s posted to a group.
After hearing customer feedback indicating that it could sometimes be time-consuming and frustrating to figure out which groups had content pending approval, we got to work on a solution.
Related: Speaking of content…how’s your 2022 content strategy looking? Here are some things to keep in mind while planning for next year.
Enter, Central Post Management (which I’ll occasionally refer to as CPM, for brevity’s sake. Just wanted to warn you, so you don’t see that and think, “wait, why is he talking about cost per thousand impressions?!” Anyway…)!
Navigating to CPM is easy! You’ll find the new option in the left-hand menu within the admin/moderator dashboard.
This nifty little addition to EveryoneSocial – like many of our updates, of course – is designed to make our users’ lives easier.
CPM is exactly what the name implies: a single space in the platform from which all content can be managed.
…that’s it. It really is that simple.😎
Since CPM lives within the existing Admin and Moderator dashboards, they’re the only users who can see it. Makes sense, right?
We also felt it would be prudent to coordinate what these users see with their level of access within EveryoneSocial, so Admins can see all posts within their program while Moderators can only see posts from groups that they moderate.
It’s pretty intuitive, if we say so ourselves, so you’ll be a master at post management in no time!
Upon navigating to the post management page, you’ll notice four different tabs across the top of the page: Submitted, Scheduled, Live, and Removed. The category names aren’t complicated, but here’s exactly what they mean:
Users can select multiple individual posts simultaneously before approving or removing them.
Scheduled - Posts in this category have been approved but won’t be published until a future date or time. Similar to the “Submitted” tab, hovering over a given post allows the user to edit or remove the post. Again, users can click on a post’s image or title to view the content in EveryoneSocial.
Live - This content has already been approved and posted. Users can hover over a post to display the options for editing or removing it, as well as click on the image or title to view the content in EveryoneSocial.
Removed - Last, but not least, this is where users can see any content that has been removed from a group, whether it’s been approved or not. Users can still click on the post image or title to navigate to the post page.
Related: Have you seen our other recent platform updates? In October, we activated our Slack and Teams integrations!
Users can filter their results by date ranges, as well as a variety of other post characteristics such as which group it was posted in, who submitted it, the type of CTA, and more!
Once a user selects their filters, they can quickly switch between the four tabs to review all past, present, and future content that meets the criteria.
Filtering content is quick and easy!
That’s all we’ve got for you this month – as always, keep an eye out for our next update.🤩
Todd served as Director of Marketing at EveryoneSocial, leading content strategy and editorial across the blog through 2021. Today he is Head of Content & Brand at RemoFirst, founder of Linkeezy (an inbox and content tool for LinkedIn), and a SaaS marketing and content advisor.
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