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Let your team share what you approved

Pick the posts you want shared, and your team finds them in one place, ready to share from their own accounts. Every share carries a short link, so you see what each post and each person brought.

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On Pro and Agency.

Colleagues sharing the company’s approved posts from their own phones

From a post to your team’s feeds

  1. 1

    Choose what to offer

    Add an approved post, a link or an article to the advocacy list, with a suggested caption.

  2. 2

    Your team sees it

    People with the right to share open the list and pick what fits them.

  3. 3

    They share in a tap

    The caption is ready; they edit it or share as it is.

  4. 4

    You see the clicks

    Each share has its own short link, counted per post and per person.

How it stays in the brand’s hands

Sharing and managing the list are separate permissions, so you decide who can offer content and who can only share it.

A list of approved content
Posts, links and articles chosen by the people who manage the list.
Suggested captions
A caption per item, which the person can change before sharing.
Clicks that count
Each share carries a short link, so you see the clicks by post and by person.
Two permissions
One to share, one to manage the list. Made roles get them one by one.
Any team size
Staff, partners and ambassadors with a workspace seat can all share.
Part of the other numbers
Short-link clicks sit with your other link analytics.
Pro

Advocacy on Pro and Agency

Employee advocacy is included from Pro, with short links. Everyone who shares needs a seat in the workspace.

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Questions

Can people change the caption?

Yes. The caption is a suggestion they can edit before sharing.

How do I see who shared?

Each share has its own short link, so the clicks are counted per person and per post.

Can I limit who manages the list?

Yes. Managing the list and sharing from it are separate permissions.

Put your team’s reach to work

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