How to Post a Video to WordPress in SoMePoster

How To Post a Video to WordPress Site In SoMePoster Tutorial – SoMePoster
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SoMePoster can publish videos to your self-hosted WordPress site through the Create Video Post tool. Make sure your WordPress site is already connected in SoMePoster and that it allows video uploads.

1

Go to Create Video Post

Open SoMePoster and click Create Video Post from the left menu.

Step 1: Go to Create Video Post
2

Select WordPress

At the top of the Create Video Post page, select WordPress as one of the platforms.

Step 2: Select WordPress
3

Select the Correct WordPress Account

Choose the self-hosted WordPress account you want to publish to.

Step 3: Select the WordPress account
4

Select the Correct WordPress Site

Choose the self-hosted WordPress site where the video post should be published.

Step 4: Select the WordPress site
5

Upload Your Video

Click the video upload area and select a video from your computer. Wait until the upload reaches 100%.

Step 5: Upload your video
6

Add a Title

Enter the post title. This will be used as the WordPress post title.

Step 6: Add a title
7

Write Your Post Content

Write the post content in the editor. You can add normal text, paragraphs, links, and hashtags if needed. SoMePoster will upload the video to your WordPress media library and include it in the post.

Step 7: Write your post content
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Optional: Edit Content Per Platform

If you're posting to multiple platforms, turn on Edit Content Per Platform and write a WordPress-specific title or post body.

Step 8: Edit content per platform
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Choose Post Now or Schedule

Post Now publishes immediately. Schedule lets you choose a future date and time.

Step 9: Choose Post Now or Schedule
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Publish the Post

Click Publish or Queue. SoMePoster will upload the video and create the post on the selected WordPress site.

Step 10: Publish the post
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Check the Result in My Posts

Go to My Posts to see the WordPress delivery status.

Statuses may include:

  • Published
  • Processing
  • Failed
  • Scheduled

If WordPress publishes the post successfully, SoMePoster will show the final post URL. If it fails, common causes include a disconnected account, wrong site URL, a missing WordPress application password, a server upload limit, an nginx/PHP upload size limit, an unsupported video file, or the video file being too large.

Step 11: Check the result in My Posts
Written by Oliver
Oliver is a member of the SoMePosters team and a seasoned SEO specialist with 5 years of experience in the field. With a passion for content creation and online visibility, he brings valuable insights to everything from social media strategy to building a stronger digital presence.
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