Scheduling crossposts
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IcaroAugusto
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Not possible I think.
hernandl89
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Maybe it could be done with a bot
OnlineShark
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Cross post is making a 1-click post for all accounts, right? I don't think it is possible.
hernandl89
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You make the bot be programmed so that you indicate each account when to cross-post certain content in an hour or at specific times, I don't think it would be an inconvenience
King of the Pirates
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Possible on that. Using Python and reddit api, you need to learn on python or you can hire somebody to do that for you.
hernandl89
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I have a script I made with Chatggpt to get nswf subreddits with cross-posts, it's not clean but it works fine, you don't need so much python
King of the Pirates
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but much better if you do on python
hernandl89
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I did it in python I didn't think it was clear.
FistFullOfCash
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I just learned of this cross posting, but I wanted to mention that tools like Hootsuite or Buffer work can aggregate your post to different platforms. Also, there is a WordPress plugin or two that will aggregate your posts. After all the end result should be more views, so building lists on every platform in volume could make sense from my perspective. Though there are many with not enough views generated to make a difference. Some places are just better targeting. Volume metrics you can get from most any keyword tool. Google trends is a good too, there's tons of AI software now, but I can still use freelancers. Lots of them are just operating software too.
Bots-Scrapers
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Why is that?
nigelyong
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Reddit's native crosspost is different from sending a duplicate: it points back to the original submission, so I wouldn't assume a generic scheduler can queue that exact action. Check whether the specific Reddit tool supports native crossposts and whether each destination subreddit allows them; otherwise, schedule separate submissions and space them according to each community's rules.
For channels outside Reddit, I built PostOnce.to to crosspost or schedule your own content to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, and Bluesky. Setup takes about 10 minutes, it can re-publish older posts, and there's a 7-day free trial. I keep Reddit's queue separate so the source post and subreddit context stay right.
For channels outside Reddit, I built PostOnce.to to crosspost or schedule your own content to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, and Bluesky. Setup takes about 10 minutes, it can re-publish older posts, and there's a 7-day free trial. I keep Reddit's queue separate so the source post and subreddit context stay right.
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One detail worth checking is whether the scheduler supports Reddit's native crosspost action rather than simply submitting duplicate posts to different communities. Those are not necessarily equivalent. Before choosing a tool, I would confirm the relevant API capabilities and check whether the destination subreddits allow crossposts. It would also help to maintain a schedule showing the destination, permitted content type and publication time. Automation should respect each community's rules instead of broadcasting identical material everywhere.