Write a Manual Post

Not every post needs to come from an atomized page - you can write one from scratch and still cross-post it to every connected channel at once.

Start a manual post

  1. Go to Content and choose + Write a post.
  2. Write your content. A live character-count indicator shows whether you're under, within, or over the ideal length for the platform(s) you're targeting - each platform has its own guidelines (a Pinterest description and an X post have very different sweet spots).
  3. Optionally attach an image - pick from your domain's stock/uploaded image pool, or upload a new one.
  4. Optionally ground the copy with AI rewrite: pick a source page from your domain and (optionally) keywords or a backlink URL, and let the AI regenerate the caption based on that page's real content.
  5. Choose which connected channel(s) to publish to.
  6. Publish immediately, or schedule it for later.

Editing before it goes out

A manual post follows the same lifecycle as any other post - it can be rewritten, have its image swapped, or be deleted right up until it's actually published. If your domain requires approval, a manually written post still needs to be approved before it schedules, same as a generated one.

When to write manually vs. generate from a page

  • Manual is the right call for one-off announcements, replies to a moment, or anything that isn't really "about" one of your existing pages.
  • Generate from a page (via the Atomizer) is better when you want the post to carry real backlink value back to a specific page, or when you want to produce several distinct angles at once instead of one caption.

Atomize a Page · Edit, Review, and Approve Posts