WordPress recent update brings great social media sharing options
WordPress.com recently gets updated. The news says that the online publishing platform is reformed to give a better experience to users. It has been introduced to may new features and updates that can be user friendly and easy yet effective.
Perhaps the most important update is that it has finished the hassle of using social media site by sharing media pulgins and this all can be done on the dashboard.
.An option under the name of “Advanced Social Media” has been created that enables the users to you schedule Tweets, Facebook or LinkedIn posts directly from the admin interface.
New Features:
With this update you can:
- Resurface older “evergreen” posts to share them to your newer followers.
- Plan your social media posts in bulk to save time.
- Craft messages specifically to fit the profile or network where you are posting.
- Preview upcoming tweets, Facebook posts, or LinkedIn updates.
- See the previous shares of the post.
The features only are Premium or Business users and if unfortunately you are not one of them than you can not avail the offers. Yet the update will also work for Jetpack plugins.
This will reduce hassle and consume less time. With this upgrade you can post at any part of time without using to login to the social media account.
How to Use it:
Under the post a “Share” button will be available. Click the button as shown below and follow:
To access the above-mentioned features select the “Share” button under a post in the posts list:
Here is how you can share and schedule post for later upload:
You can also preview the post for assurance that the post has been successfully uploaded.
Social Media Sharing
WordPress already feature the media sharing option but you needed to login to your Facebook or twitter account to share the post and then follow the long process.
Now you can schedule and upload post and even change the message o the tweet.
Artpi from WordPress.com uploaded the announcement on the web publishing platform saying,
“We wanted to make it easier for WordPress.com users to create great content on their websites — and share it across different social media networks.”