Using social media into your internet strategy is important. Manually sharing material across many platforms can be time-consuming and difficult. Many plugins for WordPress, fortunately, make this process fully automated. Keep in mind that this shouldn’t be your SOLE or Primary method of social network sharing, but it can help you spread fresh information.
1. FS Poster – Auto Social Poster & Scheduler for WordPress
By automatically distributing your WordPress posts across various social media platforms, FS Poster helps you grow your online following and participation. This facilitates spreading your greatest blog posts further and wider. You can plan numerous articles in advance, auto-publish new blogs, repurpose older material, and distribute individual pieces straight to the most popular social media platforms with this handy tool. This plugin makes it easy for WordPress users to publish visual content, such as images, infographics, and videos, to social media sites that specialise in sharing such content.
JetPack
The plugin comes with a wide selection of modules that may be used to enhance your site in many ways. You may use it to turn on the functions that interest you. This WordPress plugin is so powerful that it can be used in place of dozens of others.
Modules for interacting with visitors include
Sharing: Enable the incorporation of share buttons into articles and pages.
Data from the Site: Analytics let you understand where your traffic is coming from.
Promote: Regularly broadcasts your latest content across all of your connected social media profiles.
Shows posts with relevant material to keep users on your site for longer.
2. CoSchedule
Coschedule is a premium editorial calendar that helps your content team stay on top of their WordPress site’s publishing schedule. Among its many aspects are:
- The Marketing Calendar add-on for WordPress makes it easy to schedule posts in advance and publish them with a single click.
- To distribute material on various social media platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, and Pinterest, you can simply use the calendar feature provided by the Social Media Calendar.
- Before publishing your headlines on blogs and social media, you may run them via the Headline Analyzer. With this, you may improve your headlines before publishing them.
- Like with most things of this kind, this one comes at a price.
3. AccessPress Social Automated Post
Using the most up-to-date APIs, AccessPress enables you to publish your posts, pages, media, and photographs to popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, LinkedIn, and Digg. There is both a free and a premium version of the plugin.
Five different themes are available for usage in the free edition, all of which may be posted to social media. A lot more is included in the Pro edition. Other social networking sites are available to premium subscribers. A one-time charge will get you the Pro version.
4. OnlyWire
All of your new posts are hand-picked by OnlyWire and instantly submitted to your configured social media profiles. The Bookmark and Share feature in the plugin makes it easy to incorporate social sharing buttons into a website or blog. It’s up to you to decide which platforms’ share buttons to integrate.
The plugin is user-friendly, letting you have several people log in at once and even schedule automated posts. You can track how many people saw your posts on social media and how many times they clicked on them using the analytics function.
5. SNAP by NextScripts, available in both free and premium versions.
NextScripts SNAP is a WordPress plugin that automatically shares your site’s content on social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, Deliicious, Tumblr, StumbleUpon, Diigo, LiveJournal, LinkedIn, Google+, Plurk, YouTube, Vkontakte, and more. The plugin’s MailChimp connection allows you to email your blog posts to your opt-in subscribers.
Tags for formatted messages, filters, auto-importing comments and replies from social media, reposting blogs, URL shorteners, and the option to reword messages before posting are just some of the free options. The premium plan lets you add an unlimited number of accounts, manage auto-reposting, and apply more sophisticated filters to your content.
Keep in mind that they are only means to an end—a means to better social sharing and engagement (which is needed). They are fine for promoting fresh material, but they shouldn’t account for more than 40 percent of your combined social media promotion efforts.