How to Schedule a Post in SoMePoster

How To Schedule a Post In SoMePoster Tutorial – SoMePoster
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SoMePoster lets you schedule any post to publish automatically at a future date and time, across one or more platforms at once. Before you schedule, make sure the date and time you pick are in the future, and double-check the timezone before clicking Publish or Queue.

1

Go to Create Post

Open SoMePoster and click Create Post from the left menu.

Step 1: Go to Create Posts
2

Prepare Your Post

Before scheduling, select your platforms, accounts, targets, content, title, and image as usual.

3

Choose Schedule

In the posting options, select Schedule instead of Post Now.

Step 3: Choose Schedule
4

Select the Date and Time

Click the calendar/date field, choose the date you want the post to publish, then choose the time. Make sure the selected date and time are in the future.

Step 4: Select the date and time
5

Check the Timezone

SoMePoster uses the timezone shown beside the schedule field. Before queuing the post, make sure it's correct for when you want the post to publish — for example, to publish at 10:00 AM in Denmark, set the timezone to Denmark/Copenhagen. Change it if it's wrong before clicking Publish or Queue.

Step 5: Check the timezone
6

Choose Schedule Type

If you want all selected platforms to publish at the same time, use the same schedule time for all of them. If you want different platforms to publish at different times, use the Per platform option and select a separate date and time for each one.

Step 6: Choose schedule type
7

Review the Schedule

Check that every selected platform has a scheduled time — a Scheduled badge will appear next to each one once it's set.

Step 7: Review the schedule
8

Click Publish or Queue

When the schedule is ready, click Publish or Queue. SoMePoster will queue the post and publish it automatically at the selected time.

Step 8: Click Publish or Queue
9

Check the Scheduled Post

Go to My Posts. The post will show as Scheduled, Pending, or Queued until the selected time arrives. After that, SoMePoster will start publishing it.

Step 9: Check the scheduled post
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If You Need to Change Something

If the post is still scheduled and hasn't started processing yet, you can remove it and create a new scheduled post with the correct time. If a scheduled platform fails, SoMePoster shows the reason beside that platform — fix the issue and you can publish again.

Step 10: Cancel a scheduled post
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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