Use cases
Publish the article. The posts follow
Each new article in your feed becomes a draft or joins the queue, goes out to every network at a good time, and readers’ questions come back to one inbox.
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Sample
New article in your feed
Ten trails to walk before the rains
Draft ready
Next free slot
Today 12:30 · LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Threads
Queued
Reader on /trails
Is the third trail open in July?
Website chat
Comments on Monday’s story
Readers want a map of each trail.
Comment insights
A week with Hivenza
- Mon
Feeds
Your RSS feeds are connected: each new article becomes a draft, or takes the next free slot in the queue (Pro).
- Tue
Tailor
Editors adjust each post per network: a hook for X and Threads, a longer intro for LinkedIn and Facebook.
- Wed
Readers write
Comments, and questions from the chat on your blog, arrive in one inbox.
- Thu
Listen
Comment insights read the thread under a big story: the gist, the mood, the questions (Pro).
- Fri
Measure
Reach and engagement per post and network, with UTM tags so your web analytics see which posts sent readers (Starter).
Before, and with the hive
Before
- Copying every headline into five networks
- A big story shared at 2 a.m., or never
- Readers’ questions lost in comment threads
- No idea which network sends readers
With Hivenza
- Your feed turns new articles into posts
- The queue spaces them through the day
- Comments and blog chats in one inbox
- UTM tags show where readers came from
What helps publishers
- RSS feeds
- Up to 10 feeds per brand. Each new article becomes a draft, or joins the queue to go out on its own (Pro).
- Queues
- Time slots per brand; each new post takes the next free one, so a busy news day doesn’t flood your followers (Pro).
- Analytics
- Reach, views and engagement per post and network, and when your readers are online (best times on Pro).
- Comment insights
- What readers say under a story, read as a whole, with the comments worth answering (Pro).
- Website chat
- A chat on your blog, answered from the same inbox, with answers by email after readers leave (Starter).
- Webhooks
- Published posts, new messages and contacts sent to Zapier, Make, n8n or your own code as they happen (Pro).
An honest fit
Hivenza fits if
- You publish every week, or every hour
- You share each article on several networks
- Readers comment and ask questions
- Your team uses other tools you want to connect
Another tool may fit better if
- You need a content management system to write the articles
- You need paywalls or newsletters
- You only share on one network
We’d rather you pick the right tool than the wrong one.
Questions
How does RSS to posts work?
Add a feed to a brand and choose: each new article becomes a draft for an editor to check, or goes into the queue for the next free slot. Only articles published after you connect the feed are used.
Can different feeds go to different accounts?
Yes. Up to 10 feeds per brand, each with its own accounts and its own choice of draft or queue.
Can we put the chat on a WordPress blog?
Yes. Paste one line into WordPress, or add it through Google Tag Manager; chats arrive in the inbox (Starter).
Does it connect to our other tools?
Webhooks send events as they happen to Zapier, Make, n8n or your own code, signed so you can check they came from us (Pro).
Connect your feed and let the next article share itself
