PilotPostHow to use it
- Copy the text of your blog post. For long articles, the title, intro and main sections are enough.
- Choose the network, a tone and the language.
- Paste the text and generate three posts, each built around a different point from the article.
- Add the link to your article and schedule the posts over the next few days or weeks.
Tips
Share one idea per post
Each post works best when it pulls out a single tip, finding or story from the article, not a summary of everything.
Spread them out
One article can feed a week of posts. Share a different angle every few days instead of all at once.
Put the link where it works
Add the link in the post on LinkedIn, Facebook and X. On Instagram and TikTok, point people to the link in your bio.
Track the clicks
Add UTM tags to your article link with our free UTM generator so you can see which network sends the most readers.
Questions
Will the posts include facts that aren't in my article?
They shouldn't. The tool is told to use only what's in the text you paste. Still, read each post before you share it.
Does it add the link to my article?
No, it can't see the web address. Add the link yourself, or mention “link in bio” where links in posts don't work.
How long can the article be?
Up to 6,000 characters. For longer articles, paste the most important parts.
Can I schedule the posts?
Yes. Copy them into PilotPost, add your link and image, and schedule them across your networks.